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At two months everything should be pretty well healed. If you have a new bump it needs to be evaluated and addressed by the surgeon.
You most like have what is know as a stitch abscess or a spitting stitch. Often they open on their own, drain and go away. See your surgeon, they can easily take care of it.Yours,Jon M. Grazer, MD, MPH, FACS
Thank you for your question about breast augmentation.You will need to return to see your surgeon to be sure, but this may simply represent a dissolving suture or small epithelial cyst.Again, check with your plastic surgeon.I hope this helps.
but at this point, its rare for anything concerning to develop. As mentioned by others, best to see your surgeon to get the reassurances you need that all is well.
Hi this looks very much like a reaction to a buried knot in the stitch and will often drain on its own. See your Ps for a full examination to be surebest wishes
You should voice your concerns to your surgeon. Did your surgeon pick the size for you or did you do this? And as for the profile, was it the appropriate implant for your chest dimensions? Finally, how were the implants placed? Technique has a big impact on outcome. ...
Hi MwestyThere is no evidence linking capsular contracture to any form of exercise, or lack of.The current theories of capsular contracture mostly revolve around bacterial contamination at the time of the implant surgery. Haematomas (or blood collections) are also related, as they can cause...
Thank you for your question. From your photographs it appears that your implants are indeed too high. However, without a preoperative Photo it is impossible to tell you more. It is possible the implants are not placed a low enough, or that you needed a lifting procedure at your original surgery....