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This should be safe. It really shouldn't cause any issues with your implants. Enjoy the results of your surgery!
Steam rooms, saunas, jacuzzi's, hot baths will not affect your implants wheather they are saline or silicone gel. Your core body temperature (where the implants are) will remain within a few degrees of normal regardless of the outside temperature. Silicone by the way can withstands large degrees of heat without degradation or breakdown. #breastaugmentation#breastimplants
Since silicone breast implants have a melting temperature of well over 270 degrees F, no harm will come to them from an infrared sauna. If you are very early after breast augmentation surgery, I would check with your plastic surgeon to be sure there are no concern about your healing incisions.
Each surgeon has different beliefs regarding activity post breast augmentation. While the sauna should be safe, consult with your surgeon first as he or she understands the scope of the surgery and the specifics about you.
Infrared heat penetrates very deeply. In addition I am uncertain of the chemical reaction of the silicon to the presence of infrared radiation. Personally I would avoided and used traditional saunas.
Your questions is very valid. There is a slight difference between how the implants look and feel for the same volume. In general, the saline implants have a slightly larger look to them for the same volume. They tend to have a bit more projection and less conforming to you body than...
Thank you for the question.Yes, plastic surgical procedures can be done safely for patients with a variety of different “medical conditions”. Careful evaluation and treatment of the medical condition is necessary prior to determining the appropriate candidates for the tummy tuck procedure. In ...
There is no good scientific studies linking capsular contracture to infections in other parts of the body. Treat the UTI as recommended by your family doctor and follow up with your Board Certified PS regarding your post-op breast implant condition