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That is a new term to me, but it sounds like what I would call a "seroma". Usually an "effusion" is a fluid collection somewhere, I just have never heard it mentioned in the context of breast implants. Fluid (seroma) can accumulate around breast implants. It usually does not amount to any problem and probably goes undiagosed unless there is a lot of fluid (very rare). It may need to be drained if it is a problem. Best of luck to you.
You are now a B cup, so you have some breast tissue even though you are small framed. The question is, what size do you want to be? Your PS has to try to create the proper size for your body and what you visualize as your best size. As an athlete, I would suggest to be very conservative...
This may be related to the type of implant. I've heard anecdotal evidence of these sounds with saline implants, although I've not personally experienced this with any patients before. The theory is that some air gets trapped in the implant during the filling of the saline, creating a space for...
The implants will continue to settle and change beyond four month. I agree with your doctor that a compression band will help. This is in addition to messaging and sports bra. Pharmacologic ways to reduce the risk of capsular contracture have debatable advantage and may have some side effects....
