What is current practice for JP drain removal after strattice augmentation due to prior capsular contracture of one breast?

Most surgeons wait until less than 30cc per day is coming out to remove a drain.  The use of biologic mesh may increase the risk of seroma so some surgeons wait a definitive time frame like 2 weeks regardless. 

I typically remove drains when they are consistently less than 30cc over a 24 hour period.  You should discuss with your surgeon his/her reluctance to remove your drains.  There is probably a specific reason he/she wants to leave them in.

A general guideline for removing drains is less than 30cc of drainage in a 24 hour period for a couple of days in a row, but your surgeon may be using more caution since he used strattice.  The Strattice needs to heal into place and a fluid collection could prevent that.  You should address your concerns with your surgeon and make sure you understand why the drain tubes may be left in longer.