Interested in getting implants removed, they are 5 years old, under muscle, silicone. I am 28 years old, Currently breastfeeding 10 month old, trying for another baby in November 2020. Trying to figure out timing or what is possible. If I do get them removed, en bloc, capsulectomy, local or general anesthesia? Also do I need to worry about recovery with picking up little ones? Any insight is much appreciated.
Answer: Breast implant removal You can elect to have your implants removed as long as you are not breastfeeding or pregnant. If the capsules are thickened, causing issues, or if the implants are ruptured, then it is recommended that they be removed at the time the implants are taken out. If they are thin and not causing issues then it is your option to have them removed or leave them behind. I encourage you to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
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Answer: Breast implant removal You can elect to have your implants removed as long as you are not breastfeeding or pregnant. If the capsules are thickened, causing issues, or if the implants are ruptured, then it is recommended that they be removed at the time the implants are taken out. If they are thin and not causing issues then it is your option to have them removed or leave them behind. I encourage you to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
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July 29, 2020
Answer: Implant removal Dear xolauren591ox,
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July 29, 2020
Answer: Implant removal Dear xolauren591ox,
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July 23, 2020
Answer: Explant and breastfeeding options. En bloc, capsulectomy, local or general anesthesia? When placed through an inframmary incision, the implant never really touches the breast tissue; it slides underneath it, so this approach has the least impact on the gland itself. Removing the implants and the capsules through the inframmary incision should not cause issues with breastfeeding.
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July 23, 2020
Answer: Explant and breastfeeding options. En bloc, capsulectomy, local or general anesthesia? When placed through an inframmary incision, the implant never really touches the breast tissue; it slides underneath it, so this approach has the least impact on the gland itself. Removing the implants and the capsules through the inframmary incision should not cause issues with breastfeeding.
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July 19, 2020
Answer: Explant and breastfeeding options. En bloc, capsulectomy, local or general anesthesia Thank you for sharing your question. Assuming you are not having any issues with your implants, and they have not hardened, or thickened, you can have the implants removed alone. This is most safely done in the OR. Hope this helps.
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July 19, 2020
Answer: Explant and breastfeeding options. En bloc, capsulectomy, local or general anesthesia Thank you for sharing your question. Assuming you are not having any issues with your implants, and they have not hardened, or thickened, you can have the implants removed alone. This is most safely done in the OR. Hope this helps.
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August 4, 2020
Answer: Removal If you are having no issues with your capsule being hard and thick, the implants can just be removed. Saline implants can easily be removed under local anesthesia, and many gels as well. You will not need to be breastfeeding or pregnant when this is done. You will need some time to heal before returning to full activities.
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August 4, 2020
Answer: Removal If you are having no issues with your capsule being hard and thick, the implants can just be removed. Saline implants can easily be removed under local anesthesia, and many gels as well. You will not need to be breastfeeding or pregnant when this is done. You will need some time to heal before returning to full activities.
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