I am having 1 implant removed due to an infection(2.5 months ago),which has cleared up and no signs of any further infection. However, there is fluid leaking from a small hole on side of breast so been advised to have implant removed. As I will be wanting to have a new implant after explantation, do I need to have the capsule removed at the time of the explant surgery? Just want to achieve the best outcome for the future?
Answer: Implant removal Dear Sheenyrube,
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Answer: Implant removal - do I need to have the capsule removed at the same time? Hi @Sheenyrube, thanks for your question. To prevent long-term inflammation, it is also important to perform a capsulectomy to remove the entire capsule, because this inflammatory tissue is not reabsorbed by the body. From my experience, I recommend performing the Explantation with a breast tissue reconstruction technique, in my case my BRALAN technique without implants, to avoid future inconveniences. If you are considering a breast explantation, consultation with a plastic surgeon who is experienced in this procedure is essential to ensure optimal results. Best wishes!
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Answer: Implant removal - do I need to have the capsule removed at the same time? Hi @Sheenyrube, thanks for your question. To prevent long-term inflammation, it is also important to perform a capsulectomy to remove the entire capsule, because this inflammatory tissue is not reabsorbed by the body. From my experience, I recommend performing the Explantation with a breast tissue reconstruction technique, in my case my BRALAN technique without implants, to avoid future inconveniences. If you are considering a breast explantation, consultation with a plastic surgeon who is experienced in this procedure is essential to ensure optimal results. Best wishes!
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November 6, 2024
Answer: Implant removal You may want to consider having the capsule removed along with the implant unless it is too thin and would cause further complications. You will want to wait until the infection has completely healed before considering augmenting again. Your surgeon will help guide you through this.
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November 6, 2024
Answer: Implant removal You may want to consider having the capsule removed along with the implant unless it is too thin and would cause further complications. You will want to wait until the infection has completely healed before considering augmenting again. Your surgeon will help guide you through this.
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November 4, 2024
Answer: Capsule removal with implant removal! Hello, thank you for your question. When it comes to explanting a breast implant, especially in cases involving infection or complications like fluid accumulation, the decision to remove the capsule (the fibrous tissue that forms around the implant) is important for several reasons. It can prevent future complications, a better healing environment, and clearer assessment. Please review the attached video that discusses your question in detail. While capsule removal during explantation in generally advisable to achieve the best long-term outcomes, the final decision should be made collaboratively with your surgeon based on your unique circumstances. Ensure that all of your concerns and goals are addressed in your consultation, so you can proceed with confidence toward your next steps.
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November 4, 2024
Answer: Capsule removal with implant removal! Hello, thank you for your question. When it comes to explanting a breast implant, especially in cases involving infection or complications like fluid accumulation, the decision to remove the capsule (the fibrous tissue that forms around the implant) is important for several reasons. It can prevent future complications, a better healing environment, and clearer assessment. Please review the attached video that discusses your question in detail. While capsule removal during explantation in generally advisable to achieve the best long-term outcomes, the final decision should be made collaboratively with your surgeon based on your unique circumstances. Ensure that all of your concerns and goals are addressed in your consultation, so you can proceed with confidence toward your next steps.
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October 28, 2024
Answer: Capsule removal If you have an infected implant and infected capsule then it may be in the best interest to remove the capsule. I recommend you wait 6 months before doing a repeat implantation.
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October 28, 2024
Answer: Capsule removal If you have an infected implant and infected capsule then it may be in the best interest to remove the capsule. I recommend you wait 6 months before doing a repeat implantation.
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