9 days after explant, one breast swelled up, I was rushed to emergency surgery & was told it was a hematoma due to 1 of the blood vessels not dying when he cauterize it So he stitched the vein shut. Is this a bad Dr or am I just a rare case? Any insight would be helpful.
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There is a big difference in training between a CRNA and an MD (anesthesiologist). They generally work as a team in hospital settings and sometimes in surgery center settings. It is great that the center is accredited by AAAASF. If there is no anesthesiologist there then the...
Thank you for your question. The short answer is yes, you can have your implants removed but predicting what your breasts will look and feel like after the explantation is unpredictable. The size will be similar to your breasts before the augmentation but the skin quality and breast...
Thanks for your questions. As is often the case there is no one "right" answer. There are situations when it is reasonable to remove most or all of the capsule such as severe capsular contracture or at the patient's request for any number of reasons. However, many surgeons effectively remove...