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IMPLANT MOVEMENT AFTER BREAST AUGMENTATION If the pocket is too large, wearing a support bra will allow the pocket to shrink in the first several weeks. the breast can also be taped in position. the rash can be infection or suture reaction.. your doctor should see this
Dear Big Red Husker. An underarm rash after surgery could be a yeast infection. If the implants were placed through the underarm, it could also be a staph or strept infection. If the infection spreads to your implants, you may need to have the removed for 3 months. Therefore, please contact your PS ASAP and seek their advice.
The rash is nothing to worry about. Probably a reaction to the surgical bra. Talk to your doc of course.
If the implant pocket is too wide then the implant could move around in the pocket. If you have a rash under your arm then you may need medication. See your plastic surgeon as soon as possible. In the meantime it may be useful to wear a well fitting bra.
You should discuss this with your plastic surgeon to make sure the rash doesn't need to be treated. You may also need a support bra to limit implant movement.
An isolated rash in the armpits is not necessarily something to be concerned about but, coupled with an implant that's moving around, it's reasonable to contact your PS. Wearing a supportive bra will help the pocket form but the most prudent thing is to see your PS. I hope that this helps, and good luck, Dr. E
The implant size you chose should easily make you a C cup, but cup size can be subjective. You should definitely give them time to settle before a final assessment on size.
There is nothing in the plastic surgery literature that substantially concludes trauma to the chest leads to capsular contracture. This doesn't mean they cannot, just that there is no scientific substantiation of this phenomenon at present.
At this point, I think that you will be fine either way. On the other hand, always best to use your own judgment; if you feel that the breast implants “displace” significantly in different positions sleeping, it may be best to wear a bra... Best wishes.
The lighting isn't too good in the photo, but it looks like your breast sizes are different--pay attention to this (if I am correct) in choosing size. I am not quite sure what you don't like about the photo on the right. Make sure your surgeon does. My inclination would be to use an...
Symmastia is a condition which can occur when the implants are too close together. Patients often refer to this as a “uniboob.” Occasionally, the space or pocket for the breast implant is created towards the center, or the tissue stretches, forcing the implants to fall too much towards the cent...
In order to be allergic to molecule the body has to generate an antibody. There's never been demonstrated an antibody to silicone. Patients are therefore not immune to it. Therefore it is never rejected.
