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Thank you for your question. Nearly always, the implant companies will honor replacement of an implant if there is a rupture. They will cover the cost of the implant only. Any plastic surgeon can assist you with in this process. Best of luck.
Your best option is to meet with a plastic surgeon and they can see if Allergan (which now owns McGhan) will honor any warranty.
The manufacturer's typically offer a warranty plan for your implants. Traditionally, they cover the cost of the new implant. Some of the newer warranty plans will also cover some or all of the cost for anesthesia and facility fee. I wish you a safe recovery and fantastic result. Dr Gill
Implant companies have warranty on the implant against rupture. You can check with implant company (if you have implant information). If not, your plastic surgeon should be able to help you with that. There will be cost for facility/anesthesia/surgeon's fee.
McGhan is now owned by Allergan. If you have information on the type and style of your implant then a call by your plastic surgeon to Allergan can determine if there is any warrantee on your implant. Off hand I do not know for sure.
McGhan implants are now Allergan Natrelle implants. Allergan will honor any previous McGhan implant warranties. Ensure that you have your implant information, which includes your implant style, serial number, volume, date of surgery. Your plastic surgeon will be able to submit this information to Allergan to receive your new implant and financial assistance.
Most patients and plastic surgeons agree: silicone implants feel softer and more "natural" than saline. Saline implants are indicated in some patients, but when a patient considers their softer feel and proven safety record, most will choose a silicone gel implant. When you...
The issue you have is that your implants are sitting below the site of your scars, not that the scars have moved up. To correct this, the implants need to be moved up and the breast fold needs to be corrected by placing sutures inside, along the desired breast fold line.
You should see your PS. They need to examine you to rule out a sinister cause for your symptoms. Best,
Modest asymmetries seen during convalescence after breast augmentation are seen frequently. Nevertheless show this to your surgeon.
Within a few months, the body forms scar tissue around breast implants which tends to anchor them in position. At two years the only way to change the implant position is to do so with surgery.
Thank you for your question. Abdominal swelling is normal after breast augmentation. Swelling follows gravity and thus your abdomen (and sometimes the thighs) will experience more swelling and add confusion to the post-op period. You may even notice that you've added many pounds on the scale...
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