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There is always a risk of injury to the implant with any procedure. This is part of the discussion regarding the risks and benefits of breast biopsy. Ultimately, it is hard to say who is responsible. However, this is a known complication with breast biopsy with an implant in place. #PlasticSurgery #BreastAug #Implants #Implantinjury #Breastbiopsy
Hi, dplust1. If an implant is ruptured during biopsy, your radiologist may work with you on that. However, they may not be obligated to cover for the implant exchange as implant rupture is a known complication of the biopsy.
are usually borne by your insurance carrier. It is a known risk of implant injury with biopsies and you had to accept that to have the procedure. Your insurance should be covering this deflation if it was a direct result of your biopsy and recognized by your surgeon at that time.
It's hard to say who will take responsibility. I would start by talking to your plastic surgeon. Implant rupture is a defined risk with breast biopsy, unfortunately, which they should have talked to you about before the biopsy.
Since there is always a risk to the implant with any breast procedure, this should have been discussed during the consultation. The biopsy probably was done to make sure you do not have a malignancy. If the biopsy was done by a general surgeon, he/she may not be comfortable with replacing the implant. If the biopsy was done by a radiologist, he/ she is not a surgeon and does not perform replacements. You will need to discuss this with your doctor who did the biopsy. Your insurance company will probably not assume any responsibility if you had a previous elective cosmetic augmentation.
Hard to say who will take responsibility.The radiology group may include implant rupture as a possible consequence of the procedure.The implant company does not warranty the implant against this type of puncture by a needle being used for a procedure.I am interested to here the outcome.Best of luck and I hope the biopsy was negative which is the main issue.
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Hi, Thanks for posting your question. I am happy to try and help you. It is important to remember that a board certified plastic surgeon will be your best resource when it comes to an accurate assessment of your situation, and concerns. Having said that, thank for your height and weight and...
