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I'm not sure what happened to you but I doubt there was anything done to the breast implants. Report your plastic surgeon for a physical examination However.
Most likely a muscle strain; you did not do anything to harm your implants. Treat as any other muscle pain and if it does not resolve in a reasonable period of time, see your doctor.
Probably either a small muscle strain/tear or perhaps even a small scar band that tore. Either way, the implants themselves and the result should not be affected. With time and maybe some antiinflammatory you should be fine.
I agree that you probably did no harm to yourself, the implants, or to the eventual outcome. Exercising after Breast Aug is generally a good thing. You need to listen to your body to prevent overdoing itIn this case your body is telling you to take it slowGood luck
You may have a muscle strain however the history of a pop suggest the possibility of a tear in the breast implant capsule.I suggest you revisit your plastic surgeon as soon as you can make an appointment.
Size of implants, the ones you have chosen are not very different. In fact it is about 1.5 tablespoons. With that said, your breast shape lends itself wonderfully with a textured round base shaped implant from Sientra. These implants have a better appearance in a women with...
Pricing really varies depending on the surgeon, location, and several other factors. $8000 to $9000 would be the average in Toronto. It is important to know that the size of the implant does not affect pricing generally speaking.
Your doctor will work with you to choose the best implant #shape and #implantprofile based on your goals and measurements.In my practice, about 15-20% of the patients are good candidates for silicone #shapedimplants.The three main placements we use which are effective are #SubMuscular,...
Your allergy to latex has no relationship to breast augmentation. Breast implants are made of a polymer of dimethyl polysiloxane to which no antibody has ever been demonstrated.
If you have a cold, it might safer to reschedule your surgery to a later date. If your fever is reducing then consult your doctor. You may be able to continue the surgery on the scheduled date.
Thank you for your question! I personally suggest if you have any doubts with your implants that they should be removed or replaced! Best of luck!Dr Dhaval PatelDouble Board CertifiedPlastic SurgeonChicagoHoffman EstatesOak Brook
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