I am a 24 mother of two. I stopped breastfeeding my one-year-old child when he was 3 months old (over 9 months ago). My breasts have reached their post-partum normalcy, but I am still able to express very small amounts of milk if I squeeze my breast. How much longer should I wait before I should consider myself a good candidate for breast implants?
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After so many procedures and different surgeons, my best advice is to stay closely in touch with your surgeon. You must have chosen him for good reason after your previous experience.
Give yourself (and your surgeon) time for you to heal.
It is not out of the question to do a minor...
I'm sorry if I have frightened you. Reading your question it is not clear that you have a breast infection. Your surgeon may be continuing a prophylactic antibiotics as a precaution.
Our own practice follows our hospital infection control recommendation for prophylaxis derived from the American...
I am sorry to hear of all your symptoms.
Unfortunately, no doctor would be able to diagnose the implants as having any relationship to your history of symptoms.
Understanding how troubling all this has been, it certainly is reasonable to think about trying implant removal. Although...