The use of drains can vary from one practice to another; it comes down to surgeon preference. In my practice, I do use drains and remove a small segment of capsule (even if it is normal and unthickened); both maneuvers are meant to help prevent fluid accumulation in the space where...
Your removal of your impalnts will surely cause your breasts to sag more.It is like letting air out of the balloon.The stretch marks should not be affected by the impalnt removal.
If you notice any draining, redness, or tenderness at your incision site, contact your surgeon as soon as possible. This could be a sign of infection. The knot or bump at the incision site at this time is not abnormal. This will settle down over time. Follow up with your...