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Strattice for Breast Augmentation Revision to Prevent Movement into Armpits

I have 10yr saline, under muscle(325ccs)implants. 5'1, 99lbs, AA before surgery. Shortly after surgery they began to move into my armpits and its...

12 doctor answers

Strattice to Lessen Chances of Capsular Contracture?

Had Augmentation 25 Years Ago with Capsular Contracture Fix a Year Later. Implants Great for 20+ Years, but then MRI Picked Up a leak. Implants...

7 doctor answers

Will Strattice Breast Revision Procedure Give Desired Results?

Strattice? After 1st BA/BL 3 yrs ago, they sat lower than I would have liked on my chest and were bottoming out. I had revision surgery to correct...

9 doctor answers

Implants Bottoming Out - Strattice vs Removal?

I'm in my early 30s & have had 250cc submuscular implants for 6 years. The surgery damaged my nerves from day 1, but the results were...

9 doctor answers

Breast Augmentation with Use of Strattice and Distortion

I will be having a breast sugmentation redo in the near future, and my new PS suggested using Strattice to help support my new implants. My question...

9 doctor answers

Third Breast Implant Revision Surgery, Time for Strattice? (photo)

1st surgery was 4 yrs ago and I bottomed out w/125cc. Decided on revision and went with a well known revision specialist who did an internal bra...

6 doctor answers

Strattice Worth $3,000 for Recurrent Capsular Contracture

I had a ba in 2001 with smooth, saline, over the muscle and developed bilateral cc, worse on right side, within a few months. In 2003 I went to a new...

10 doctor answers

3 Month Post Op Breast Aug Revision with Strattice - Acceptable Result?

I had a revision of 10 yr saline implants that had shifted laterally and bottomed out due to 3 pregnancies and nursing. Revision required strattice...

4 doctor answers

Using Strattice As Preemptive Measure Against Bottoming out in Lift + Augmentation?

Have had three consultations and most recent PS who specializes in reconstructive surgery advised that my skin tissue is somewhat thinner than ideal...

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