My 38 year old silicone implants are calcifying. I want to remove them with a lift. I do keylord. I have heard of an internal lift does that procedure minimize scarring? Also, are there any other financial plans out there other than CareCredit. I am 65, on Medicare with limited income. I feel somewhat hopeless. My breast don't hurt. But was told they should be removed.
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When removing implants the decision has to also be made whether or not to remove the capsules. When a silicone implant has ruptured or if the capsules are thickened or causing issues it is recommended to have them removed. If they are thin and not causing issues then it is an option to remove...
Can you or should you? Yes it is possible but it is a better choice to have a board certified plastic surgeon remove your implants. They have the training and experience to understand what issues to look for and how best to resolve them. So for the optimal outcome a board certified plastic...
After initial bandages are removed I typically have patients wear compression for about two weeks. This can vary by patient. Compression helps the tissues to heal and prevent seroma formation. A supportive bra is always a good idea.
