I had saline implants placed in me 10 years ago Unfortunately my left side ruptured last month ago around September 16. I do have a surgery coming up for November 22, to remove and replace. Now I’m just scared because I was reading if I wait to long the scar tissue can tighten then capsular contraction and it can affect the new implant. Will leaving them in for 2 months cause a lot of scar tissue with capsular? Will I have difficulties?
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Dear rinap222,
breast revision surgery is the most difficult plastic surgery procedure performed. Botched breast surgery alters normal tissue planes and laxity, the ability of breasts to heal properly, and leaves scar tissue that dramatically affects the level of difficulty of the corrective...
Thanks for your question. You have a combination of asymmetry of implant position and of the skin envelope. Switching to a textured device will not eliminate the risk of the implant dropping again (known as bottoming out), but it would be worth considering this, or a polyurethane implant, to...
You have two issues, but one is fixable. I am not a fan of the crescent lift since usually it just elongates the areola. The doughnut lift has more control in keeping a round shape and will help place the areola higher. However, just based on your photos only, one implant appears to be sitting a...