I had 400CC silicone put in in 2012. I just started hearing a noise in my right breast. It sounds like a water bed type of noise, like liquid slushing around. When i bend over, gently rub it, moving from side to side when I'm laying down. We are in higher altitude so I don't know if that makes a difference. But I can feel it and my husband can hear the noises also.
Answer: Not normal Early after surgery this would be normal.. At this point, it is not. It needs to be evaluated and may need drainage.
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Answer: Sloshing Noise in Breast 4 Years Post Op Hello,Thank you for your question. You have likely developed fluid in the breast implant pocket and this should be investigated with imaging such as ultrasound, then treated. I recommend that you contact your Plastic Surgeon to advise you of next steps.All the best
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Answer: Sloshing Noise in Breast 4 Years Post Op Hello,Thank you for your question. You have likely developed fluid in the breast implant pocket and this should be investigated with imaging such as ultrasound, then treated. I recommend that you contact your Plastic Surgeon to advise you of next steps.All the best
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Answer: Noise in my breast years after surgery. Is it normal? Hi Jenaz2, Thanks for your question. You have a seroma or collection of fluid in your breast. It is possible that part of the scar tissue holding the implant tore and started creating a small fluid build up or serum. You will need to have it remove if it bothers you. Usually depending on how much is there, it may go away on its own or it may not and require an ultrasound to remove it without having formal surgery. See your plastic surgeon sooner rather than later. Good Luck! All the best, Carlos Mata MD, MBA, FACS #seroma #breastsurgery Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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Answer: Noise in my breast years after surgery. Is it normal? Hi Jenaz2, Thanks for your question. You have a seroma or collection of fluid in your breast. It is possible that part of the scar tissue holding the implant tore and started creating a small fluid build up or serum. You will need to have it remove if it bothers you. Usually depending on how much is there, it may go away on its own or it may not and require an ultrasound to remove it without having formal surgery. See your plastic surgeon sooner rather than later. Good Luck! All the best, Carlos Mata MD, MBA, FACS #seroma #breastsurgery Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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Answer: Sloshing noise in right breast The development of a sloshing noise in the breast years after augmentation with silicone implants is definitely not normal. While there are several different possible explanations, I would recommend that you follow-up with your surgeon for evaluation.Best wishes.
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Answer: Sloshing noise in right breast The development of a sloshing noise in the breast years after augmentation with silicone implants is definitely not normal. While there are several different possible explanations, I would recommend that you follow-up with your surgeon for evaluation.Best wishes.
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Answer: Noises Thanks for your question. My suggestion would be to book a follow-up appointment with your operating plastic surgeon. The late development of fluid around the implant or the appearance of any noises may warrant some investigations to ensure that everything is still going well with your breast implants. All the best!
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Answer: Noises Thanks for your question. My suggestion would be to book a follow-up appointment with your operating plastic surgeon. The late development of fluid around the implant or the appearance of any noises may warrant some investigations to ensure that everything is still going well with your breast implants. All the best!
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