Capsular Contracture, Leaking Fluid 11 Months After Breast Augmentation - Normal? Cost?

You have alot of questions and they are difficult to answer over the internet. Occasionally patients with implants can develop galactorrhea and that may be one explanation for the drainage. However, it is not likely that drainage is the sign of a seroma.

So sorry to hear about this outcome.  Capsular contracture is one of the most dreaded and frequent complications of implants.  Even the manufacturer quotes a capsular contracture rate of 10%.  There is some evidence that Singulair may assist in resolving this problem, but it is far from a guaranteed cure.  Many women must return to surgery for a capsulectomy.  It is ideal to seek surgery only as a last resort.  It may be prudent to continue vigorous massage and Singulair for several weeks before considering further treatment.  There are health plans that will cover the surgical costs associates with a capsulectomy.  It simply depends on the plan.  Make sure to seek pre approval before undergoing surgery so you don't become responsible for an unexpected bill.  Clear yellow fluid may exude from the nipple both with and without implants.  Over the long term, this is not likely to remain an issue.  Good luck!