Hi I have RRMS since 2011. On medication Gilenya, My MS is stable and no new lesions on my MRI scan from last year. I would like to know if any breast implants will make me feel worse because of my MS? My ms team said ''There is no issues with you having general anaesthesia on the medications that you are on and definitely shouldn't stop you from having any surgery that is required'' Looking for advice. Thank you
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Thanks for your question!
It is not unusual for some practices to ask for photos pre appointment. This helps in preparing for your consultation. Photos will still be taken in the office if you choose to have surgery. Best wishes!
Hello, thank you for your question. Sorry to hear that you are not feeling too happy with your results. I would speak to your plastic surgeon to see what your options are. An implant may help to fill in the upper portion of the breast and possibly fill in the rest of the breast tissue.
The tendency to bottom out is more dependent on size of the implant, rather than profile. Larger implants have a greater risk of bottoming out, especially if they exceed the body frame of the patient or if the patient has lax skin or poor tissue quality.
