24 years old scheduled for breast aug with gel implants next month. Did my breast ultrasound last month and was diagnosed with several fibroadenomas in both breasts. However, breasts present fine - no lumps. Will this affect my surgery? Should my surgeon still be able to do my surgery?
I'm 34 female with dense breast that was diagnosed with a few lumps in 1 my breast. I had 2 biopsy that came out benign as fibroadenoma. I want to get implants but im not sure if I can with lumps of 3cm, 2cm,1cm, 0.5cm they are different sizes. If I remove them will it cause a disfigure to my breast? If I get breat implants will it cause discomfort? I have a consultation in 4 months not sure if they will remove them or ignore them.
I am 28 and considering breast augmentation. I discovered cysts (C) and fibroadenomas (F) in both breasts first in 2017. 2019 report: right breast (F5.4x3.8mm; C3.5x2.5mm; F4.5x3.4mm), left breast (C3.5x1.8mm) 2020 (today): RB (F3.7x2 mm; C2.7x1.6mm; F 8x3mm), LB (2.4x1.6mm) My potential PS said no biopsy is needed as long as F&C are less than 2cm and no rapid growth has been noticed. Is it the right approach? Other surgeons told me to do biopsy once F&C reach 1cm. Can I still have implants?
I've a fibroadenoma, which was biopsied as benign. When I went to see a plastic surgeon for breast augmentation, I asked for the fibroadenoma to be removed during procedure. The surgeon was against it, saying fibroadenoma contains bacteria, removal increases risk of infection (if it bursts), the bacteria also causes silicone implant to harden. I was told to have it removed before/after. I went to a breast surgeon, who said fibroadenoma does not contain bacteria. Which surgeon is correct?
Hello, I have naturally lumpy breasts, I think this is the breast tissue? I also have a lump in the side of my left breast which had been diagnosed as fibroadenomas. Do any of these effect being able to have implants? Thank you.
I have small breasts (barely A) and many fibroadenomas in one of them that are growing and I keep finding more. I will need to have them removed at some point and I'm wondering if, because it is a medical necessity, my health insurance will pay for me to get implants afterwards, as I will likely end up with almost no breast on one side.
I had a benign fibroidadenoma removed 2 weeks. The next couple days seemed normal I had bruising and some swelling. On the 4th or 5the day the skin on my bruise began peeling off leaving thin red skin over the next couple days a dollar coin sized area was exposed and oozing. Within another couple days the would split and a large black eschar (?) formed over half the area. The open area oozes green and brown discharge.