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You should be able to continue to exercise with a ruptured implant. However, if you have silicone implants that were placed many years ago, you may wish to get the implant replaced before vigorous exercise or obtain an MRI to see that the rupture is contained within the scar tissue pocket around the implant before continuing with vigorous exercise regimens prior to replacing the implant.
Dear Donna69, There is no reason you cannot continue to exercise while you wait for your implant exchange to occur. Exercise will keep you in better shape for your surgery and the post-operative recovery. If you have any doubt about any type of exercise you are planning to perform, please call your plastic surgeon's office for their advice. See you at the gym.
Wile you wait for an implant exchange or implant removal it should be ok to continue with your exercise regimen.
Between implant rupture and replacement surgery, there are no counterindications to exercise. Good luck with the replacement procedure!
Thank you for the question. Yes, you can continue to exercise with a ruptured breast implant in place. Best wishes.
Donna, I believe you can safely exercise if the ruptured implant is a saline implant. If it is a ruptured silicone gel implant, then I would recommend you be careful not to do anything that would apply significant pressure to the affected breast.
With a 300 cc size increase, you should certainly see a visible size change - I'd expect you to measure about a cup and a half large than you were pre-op. And yes, as the tissues relax, they will "round out" more. This may take a few months. Hang in there.
Hello, If rippling is a problem switching to silicone gel can help reduce it, but going bigger will probably move you in the other direction. You need to figure out your priorities and get a few opinions first. A lift might be in order. Best...
It looks as though the inframammary folds have been elevated by overdissection of the lower pockets. This will probably need to be repaired surgically with a post-operative need to wear an underwire bra to protect the repair for a while. Fat grafting may help but this tends to be...