I’ve developed Seroma in my left breast 6 years post breast augmentation. Initially I was referred to the breast cancer clinic. I got the all clear and they told me to live with the Seroma for 4 weeks to see if it goes on it’s own and if it doesn’t they will drain it. The ultrasound only showed a slither of fluid but my breast is rock hard and larger. It’s also asymmetrical and uncomfortable. I’m really worried about capsular contracture too. Any advice would be appreciated
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Profiles refer to the projection of an implant. The higher the profile, the more the implant will project from the body. If you are looking at a 165c implant for example, the low profile mplant would be wider and flatter than a higher profile implant of the same volume. Many surgeons have...
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Many patients get an MRI every 10 years. Speak with your surgeon for his/her guidelines on this. The cost will vary in different areas of the country, so you would need to call around to different facilities for fees. Best wishes!
I recommend an in person consultation with a plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and be measured. After I measure and discuss goals with my patients, we then look at pictures of women (my patients) with similar measurements with different size and style breast implants. They also get to see...
