Do breast implants cause stretch marks because of the skin stretching? Is there any way to tell ahead of time if you are likely to have stretch marks from getting breast implants?
Answer: Do implants casuse streach marks? It depends Dear ...,Usually breast implant do not cause stretch marks.However, they can do that occasionally.It depends how big the implants were and how resilient your tissues were to accommodate the quick expansion of the volume.Typically those pink stretch marks become invisible after a period of time and are well-tolerated.Hope this was helpful,Dr Sajjadian
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Do implants casuse streach marks? It depends Dear ...,Usually breast implant do not cause stretch marks.However, they can do that occasionally.It depends how big the implants were and how resilient your tissues were to accommodate the quick expansion of the volume.Typically those pink stretch marks become invisible after a period of time and are well-tolerated.Hope this was helpful,Dr Sajjadian
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Stretch marks after breast augmentation Thank you for your question. In my opinion, it is very rare but it can happen. It seems it is more prevalent in younger patients, with fair skin, no previous pregnancy or weight fluctuation. They usually start about a month after the augmentation with pink coloration. Retin-A can help. They usually get better with time. I hope this helps. Best wishes (Dr. Salameh, Plastic Surgeon, Bowling Green, KY)
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Stretch marks after breast augmentation Thank you for your question. In my opinion, it is very rare but it can happen. It seems it is more prevalent in younger patients, with fair skin, no previous pregnancy or weight fluctuation. They usually start about a month after the augmentation with pink coloration. Retin-A can help. They usually get better with time. I hope this helps. Best wishes (Dr. Salameh, Plastic Surgeon, Bowling Green, KY)
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April 28, 2016
Answer: Stretch Marks and Breast Implants Thank you for your question. While it is very rare for patients to develop stretch marks following a breast augmentation procedure, it can happen. Stretch marks occur when there is a loss of skin resiliency paired with distension or stretching of the skin. Stretch marks are actual tears within the dermis and often arise after rapid and excessive weight gain, significant and rapid growth spurts and commonly secondary to pregnancy. As far as ways to tell if they can occur pre-operatively is concerned, it is very difficult to predict. A prior history of stretch marks may be indicative of your skins tendency to develop stretch marks, but not all of the time. For patients with pre-existing stretch marks, they can become more or less obvious after a breast augmentation. I hope you find this helpful!
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Answer: Stretch Marks and Breast Implants Thank you for your question. While it is very rare for patients to develop stretch marks following a breast augmentation procedure, it can happen. Stretch marks occur when there is a loss of skin resiliency paired with distension or stretching of the skin. Stretch marks are actual tears within the dermis and often arise after rapid and excessive weight gain, significant and rapid growth spurts and commonly secondary to pregnancy. As far as ways to tell if they can occur pre-operatively is concerned, it is very difficult to predict. A prior history of stretch marks may be indicative of your skins tendency to develop stretch marks, but not all of the time. For patients with pre-existing stretch marks, they can become more or less obvious after a breast augmentation. I hope you find this helpful!
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October 5, 2014
Answer: Stretch mark creams Breast implants can cause stretch marks, although it is unusual. There are new creams that can be applied to the skin when the stretch marks are red and first start to appear. We have found these creams are very useful and can prevent the stretch marks from becoming permanent. It is not possible to predict if you are going to get stretch marks after breast augmentation. However, if you have other stretch marks, it indicates you may be at higher risk.
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Answer: Stretch mark creams Breast implants can cause stretch marks, although it is unusual. There are new creams that can be applied to the skin when the stretch marks are red and first start to appear. We have found these creams are very useful and can prevent the stretch marks from becoming permanent. It is not possible to predict if you are going to get stretch marks after breast augmentation. However, if you have other stretch marks, it indicates you may be at higher risk.
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September 4, 2014
Answer: Stretch Marks Usually, breast implants don’t create new stretch marks. If you already have stretch marks, implants might make them less noticeable, temporarily redden them and make them more visible, or not change them at all.
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Answer: Stretch Marks Usually, breast implants don’t create new stretch marks. If you already have stretch marks, implants might make them less noticeable, temporarily redden them and make them more visible, or not change them at all.
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Stretchmarks and Breast Implants Stretchmarks may develop with larger implants, but if you don't have a tendency to develop them, then you may be okay. It's really genetic disposition and weight fluctuations that are big factors.
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Answer: Stretchmarks and Breast Implants Stretchmarks may develop with larger implants, but if you don't have a tendency to develop them, then you may be okay. It's really genetic disposition and weight fluctuations that are big factors.
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