I just learned that I have colonized MRSA in my nares, I don’t have any symptoms of infection on my body anywhere. I plan to treat it now but am I foolish to risk getting breast implants in a few months? I know MRSA tends to like implanted devices from what I’ve read. Is it worth the risk? Will my MRSA come back and attack the implants?
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I am very familiar with your condition and treat many patients with anterior chest wall deformities. That said, I think that you could achieve a very nice result with a breast lift plus or minus breast implants. Stage in your procedure by having a breast lift first and coming back and placing...
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