Clear Discharge from Breast with Capsular Contracture?

Capsular contracture is unfortunately relatively common after breast augmentation.  It some studies it is actually the most common reason why patients need further surgery.  In the absence of other signs of infection (pain, redness, warmth, swelling, fever) the clear discharge doesn't sound overly concerning.  It is most likely related to the implant displacement exercises you have been performing.  You may want to lay of the massaging for a few days to see if it subsides.  You should certainly discuss this with your plastic surgeon prior to any further procedures.  

While it is probably nothing to worry about, any time you are experiencing discharge from your nipple you should have it looked into.  Make sure you inform your plastic surgeon about the situation.  He/she may recommend that you visit an OB/Gynecologist.

But you should get it checked out nevertheless.  Alert your plastic surgeon about this development and together you can get the appropriate exams.

Without an exam ,it is difficult to assess what is going on.  Fluid from the nipple can mean a lot of different things.

Clear nipple discharge from both breasts can occur with massage or stimulation and can fluctuate with your menstral cycle. As the breast gets older and the ducts dialate discharge can also be seen and again is not all that uncommon. Special attention is needed if the discharge is at all bloody as this can be related to a breast cancer. We would like to isolate an implant from contact with the nipple if there is a discharge at the time to prevent contamination and capsule contracture.