MS and Implants? I want to know if there is any greater risk for a person with MS to have breast implants put in.

Based on your description of stable multiple sclerosis over two years, and obtaining medical clearance for the breast implants from your neurologist, you should be able to proceed with breast augmentation.  Consult in person with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss any side effects of continuing to have the Glatect injections during recovery.

Dear 19Sam,
You will need a clearance from your neurologist prior to surgery. If you are considering a surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

If you have stable, mild MS, you should have no issue with getting implants. Breast Implant Illness is extremely rare and for the most part "non-serious". I have had two cases in a career of over 25 years and thousands of patients. I took out the implants and the patient felt better. It is something to know about but the value of having beautiful breasts is likely more for most women considering enhancement. As usual, our first recommendation is to do nothing in all our consultations. The function of the breast is for feeding babies and the aesthetics, although important, are "secondary" and to be kept in perspective.We have an extensive consultation that we do for Breast Implant Illness, ALCL, Management of Textured Implants and would be happy to see you "online".During the COVID-19 “lockdown”, we are offering complimentary ONLINE consultations with ONLINE SIZING that are secure and private...please visit our website and fill out the online form. We can also send you the SIZER IMPLANTS in the mail so you can "try before you buy"!
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As you know, MS is an unpredictable disease. however, if your MS is stable and not active and you get a clearance from your neurologist, i think it should be fine to get a BA.of course, see a board certified PS.david berman md