3 months of Singulair prescription after a BA, is this necessary?

Singulair and Accolate are asthma drugs that are used "off-label" to potentially decrease the risk of capsular contracture. However, there are no true studies that support this. Only personal accounts that suggest it may help. The prescription indicates that your physician believes you are at risk for capsular contracture and/or is trying to prevent it. The risks of taking it are low but not zero.  

Hi there, Thank you for your question. Singulair is generally used to help relax the pectoral muscles in early stages of capsular contrature. Speak with your surgeon to find out more about why you are taking this medication. Best, realdrsix

There is no objective data in humans that Singulair helps prevent capsular contracture.  In animals studies, it's cousin Accolate has shown a decrease in scar tissue internally.  However, Accolate is very hard on the liver so we use Singulair instead to see if it can help prevent scar tissue.  In reality, a good surgeon's contracture rates should be less than 1% regardless so adding this is more of a hopeful preventative.  I hope this helps.