Alloclae to breasts caused oil cysts - is future treatments advisable?

Hello, I’ve reviewed your question carefully.Oil cysts can form when part of the injected material breaks down over time, leaving firm pockets within the breast tissue. These areas may not resolve on their own and sometimes require specific treatment.
If the cysts are fluid-based, ultrasound-guided aspiration can help soften them. When they feel firm or fibrotic, surgical removal may be necessary to fully restore comfort and shape. It is best to address these cysts before planning any further augmentation.
Repeating Alloclae or other synthetic fillers is not advised, as it may lead to new inflammation or further cyst formation. For those seeking a modest and natural enhancement without implants, autologous fat transfer—using your own purified fat—is a much safer and more predictable option.
A breast ultrasound and consultation will clarify the safest next step and guide the long-term plan for both correction and enhancement.
I hope this helps you understand why treating the cysts first ensures safer, more stable results.Güray Yeşiladalı, MD