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Thank you for your question. If saline, and they have lasted that long, enjoy them. You don’t have to worry about toxicity but the longer you wait usually the more scar tissue you can develop. I would go to a center that does a lot of revision surgeries or secondary surgeries in breast to have them evaluated. I hope this helps.
Saline breast implants after 22 years do not need to be removed if there are no problems with your breasts or your breast implants. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
The simple answer is...if it ain't broke, don't fix it. If your breasts are soft, symmetric, and you are happy with their overall appearance, there is no reason to remove these implants. However, given how much more natural a result you can generally attain with silicone gel implants I would consider switching if you are looking for the most natural appearance possible. I hope that helps!
If you do not have problems with your implants, then there is no need to have anything done. Good luck.
If you are not having any clinical problems, there is no need to tamper with these implants. It is nice to hear from patients whose implants have been in for so long without any issues. All the best.
The lumps that you feel in your breast could be associated with many different things. Some potential options include scar tissue, free silicone if the implant was ruptured, or masses not related to surgery such as cysts. It's always best to visit with your surgeon for an evaluation.
As a scar specialist, I usually recommend the Plato's Scar Serum for scarring underneath the breast and along the incision line. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
Thank you for your question. Discuss this with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, and OBGYN, and they can come up with a plan and time frame. Usually, 2-3 months should be fine, but I would ask your doctors first. I hope this helps.
The timing of starting fertility treatment after silicone breast implant removal can vary depending on several factors, including your overall health, the reason for implant removal, and your plastic surgeon's recommendations. Here are some general considerations: 1. Healing Time: Your body...
I'm sorry to hear of the issues you are experiencing. From the description the affected implant and capsule should be removed. You may want to consider medical financing companies to assist you with the cost of surgery. We accept CareCredit, Patient Fi, and Alphaeon in my practice.
Thank you for your question and photos. You are very early in your post operative course. The scars typically look their most red at 4 months and then better at 10 months or so. Most plastic surgeons will wait a year before performing most major scar revisions. Some will move the timeline...
