I am presently on my second aspiration after Subpectoral Explantation WITHOUT CAPSULECTOMY. The capsules filled up with a serous fluid that was aspirated by an interventional radiologist after almost 4 months postop. The seromas refilled and this time, the radiologist placed “Argon Skater Drains.” The plan is to leave these in place for two months as long as no signs of infection occur. If this does not work, should I have a Total Capsulectomy, or would a partial be OK. BII is a concern.
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Thanks for your question! It is a difficult one to answer without examining you myself. However, many patients choose to stage their procedures so they can see how much skin retracts after breast implants are removed. The theory is that your skin retracts and you may not need as big as a lift,...
Thanks for your question and the photos you provided. My answer is limited because I was not able to exmine you myself. However, I would recommend implant removal and breast lift to assist with your neck/back pain. When your implants and smaller and not hanging, your pain should improve.
Since it has only been one year, your capsule made be very thin and hard to completely remove. If it is thick, it does need to be removed. Please remember, that removing your implants may not correct some or all of your concerns, and other factors could still be involved, especially like heavy...
