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Capsular contracture and dentist? Will flossing teeth cause capsular contracture?

rainrain90Jun 9, 2023
I just found out that you shouldnt go dentist after BA cause of capsular contracture. But what if i floss my teeth? Will that cause capsular contracture?

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Capsular contracture is a complication that can occur after breast augmentation surgery, when the scar tissue around a breast implant tightens and hardens: ExplanationThe body forms a thin, pliable, and translucent capsule of scar tissue around a breast implant as a normal response to the...

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An exam is needed in order to determine if capsular contracture is present. The treatment varies based on the degree of a contracture. Implants that are placed beneath the muscle do carry a lower risk of capsular contracture, so that is something to keep in mind if you exchange your implants.

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Capsular contracture is a complication that can occur after breast augmentation surgery, when the scar tissue around a breast implant tightens and hardens: ExplanationThe body forms a thin, pliable, and translucent capsule of scar tissue around a breast implant as a normal response to the...

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I'm sorry to hear of the discomfort you are experiencing. You are correct in that surgery is the best option to address your pain. You can try positioning, warm compresses, and pain medication until you are ready for surgery. I encourage you to speak with your surgeon as well.

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Jeffrey J. Roth, MD, FACS

Thank you for your question. Sorry to hear about your issues with capsular contracture. There are some non-operative modalities, (singulair, message, Aspen treatment, short course of steroids, etc.). We have folks in our office take singulair for 90 days straight. There are also operative...

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Hello, thank you for your question. There is a possibility that you could have capsular contracture or you could possibly have a ruptured implant. The best test to tell is to have an MRI, which would show rupture. Any change in physical exam is concerning. Breast implants are not meant to be in...

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