I have had a Mentor implant for 7 years. I have an MRI done annually to look for cancer on that breast. Other breast was removed due to cancer. Each year the last 3 years, the report shows fluid build up behind the implant. My PS said to "keep an eye on it". So how much fluid can build up before it's a concern? And what could or should be done about it? Is it anything serious? I have no symptoms.
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This is a common concern, especially for those who really sweat the details of their daily intake and usual exercise routine. BTW, congratulations on discovering the key to maintaining weight and fitness: "Calories in vs. calories out!"
Although there can be many specific...
K. Roxanne Grawe, MD (license permanently revoked) says:
If you are unhappy with the look of your breasts - it may be time for a revision. For the flabby and ripply look, you may need a breast lift but that would also depend on your nipple position (if it is in the center of your breast or not). To make the rippling better, you may want to...
Thank you for your question. Breast implants would improve your upper pole fullness. You do have some "bottoming out" of your breast tissue. A combination of a lift and augmentation would help to improve your breast shape. The result will not be similar to the photo because the...
