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I appreciate your question.I would recommend you see a dermatologist to be evaluated as these symptoms are not from your implants and should be examined.The best way to assess and givetrue advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certifiedplastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative breast surgery.Best of luck!Dr. Schwartz
I would recommend that you see your primary doctor as soon as possible as these symptoms are not from the implants and need to be worked up. #PlasticSurgery #BreastImplants #BreastAug
Thank you for your question. Your symptoms are most likely not related to breast implants. You may want to see you primary care physician. Best Wishes.
Thanks for your question. Breast implants should not cause break outs on your breasts. I would recommend discussing this issue with your family physician.
Never heard of this from silicone implants but best to get seen by a dermatologist or plastic surgeon so the sores can be biopsied. Non healing open sores that have lasted for 3-4 years definitely warrant a thorough work up. Good luck!
Thanks for the question. It is unlikely that your implants are causing the sores. That being said, any sore that has not healed for that period of time absolutely warrants an evaluation and work up. I recommend that you see a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist for an examination and work up/biopsy. Best of luck.
From your photos, it appears that you would benefit from a dual plane 3 approach to get the benefit of both options. You have some glandular ptosis to the breasts and you need the implant to "lift" this area. A dual plane provides upper pole coverage and helps to hide the implant as well. In...
I appreciate your question. At 8 months, your breasts have settled and swelling has resolved. So best to follow up with Operating MD so he/she can examine you to rule out capsular contracture. The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam. Please see a...
But my concern is that you will also likely need a lift if you need an arm lift as well. If you're not that loose in your arms, you costs will vary considerably according to what you end up choosing to have. You should see what your chosen surgeon suggests and also get a second...