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Dear Leah, I assume you ment fibrocystic condition of the breasts. This is a benign condition of your breasts, sometimes associated with consumption of caffein. Since it is a benign condition, it should not deter you from having breast augmentaion that can be so beneficial for your well being. That condition might subject you to more mammograms or needle aspirations of cysts or biopsys of palpable masses . You will have to find a surgeon who is comfortable doing the procedures with breasts implants. These are inconveniences but the benefits of breasts augmentation outweighs them. Consult with board certified plastic surgeons and check their before and after pictures to make sure that you like the results. Best of luck, Dr Widder
Thank you for the question.In my opinion a breast implant can be done and shouldn´t interfere with none. I would recommend a mammogram exam before the pricedure and have it be evauated by your PS. Always choos a board certified doctor.
No, it is not unsafe to undergo breast augmentation surgery with benign breast lesions present. Keep in mind, that if these lesions are palpable to the touch, they may become even more so once breast implants are in place and “push” breast tissue forward. Sometimes, if a patient has a benign breast lesion such as a fibroadenoma present, it can be removed at the same time as breast augmentation surgery. This is especially true if the lesion is close to the incision line planned for the breast augmentation procedure. I hope this helps.
Johanna, car accidents can be very traumatic. I'm glad you and the other passengers came out of this - overall - in good healthy. As to the implant question. First, as you probably know, saline implants will empty as the body absorbs water so a saline rupture is a fairly straightforward...
Without seeing photos of you before and after, it is impossible for any of us to comment. Also, we would need to know more details about what was done. In my experience, the breasts do tend to become rounder as they heal, but they usually do not change dramatically. It depends on your pre-op...
If there weren't before is hard for them to be now,But in some patients is possible but only a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon could do it.