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Implants don't calcify, however, calcifications may form in the capsule surrounding an implant. I see that sometimes in implants that have been in place for a long time. The calcifications are benign and generally not significant other than that they may contribute to breast firmness around an implant. It should not be a source of inflammation.
Calcification refers to deposits of calcium in the implant capsule. This occurs over time and may be related to capsule formation around the implant. Inflammation associated with a capsule may enhance the calcium deposition around the implant. All these problems lead to a hard and distorted breast. The treatment in significant cases requires implant exchange with capsule removal. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
From your description, you should be evaluated in person to further determine the cause of your current situation. You could require imaging studies as well. You should see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to get a formal opinion through an in-person consultation.Best of ...
Thank you for the question. Given that the Chrohn's disease is well-controlled, elective breast surgery is not necessarily contraindicated. I would suggest that you communicate your goals with your gastrointestinal physician who knows you best. He/she, will be able to evaluate your “risk pr...
First of all, the 15 cc you are arguing over is only one third of a shot glass. If you want a larger look than what your surgeon is offering, get a different opinion. There is not only one option with this procedure, and if your surgeon wont budge, find someone else. And, the imaging leaves you...
