My breast has developed like blisters underneath breast, it was totally red itchy and prickly, that has stopped a bit. (photo)

Hi Jphillli, Thanks for your question and photos. Based on your photo, it seems that you have rippling already. My recommendation based on this fact would be to get shaped implants under the muscle. If not fat is available  then layer another a new piece of acellular dermis to thicken the skin ...

Chances are you have a defect which is not detectable on CT scan. Anatomically the rectus muscle is preserved, however there is trauma to the lining of the muscle(fascia) and the surrounding tissues which may predispose anyone having this procedure to such defectsThe repair involves the use of...

It is not uncommon to have persistent drainage after mastectomy and reconstruction. Some reasons for this include: removal axillary lymph nodes, large volume mastectomy, and/or use of dermal matrix during reconstruction. I routinely remove drains when output is around 30 ml/day. If the...

You should definitely see your PCP or the surgeon who did your mastectomy just to make sure that nothing worrisome is going on. You can develop chronic pain with implant based reconstruction. If that is what you are experiencing, you may want to consider autologous reconstruction (i.e....

Hello and thank you for your question. Don't worry.  This is much more common than you think and can be fixed with the right techniques.  You likely would benefit from a left side implant and a right side reduction with a lift.  Make sure you specifically look at before and after pictures of r...

Without photos, it is difficult to guide you. But in general, the scars will relax over time and should not remain indented. If they do, a scar revision could be done to correct it. Best of luck.