10 weeks post op, are these stitches popping through? (photos)

Ten percent capsule rate is pretty much what I would expect from silicone gel.  Saline implants have a considerably lower incidence of capsule, in my experience.

The chest muscles (or pectoralis muscles) are usually "tight" to varying degrees after subpectoral (under the muscle) breast augmentation from anywhere from 3 weeks to 3 months in general. This can depend on many factors including the make and size of the implant device that was selected as well...

Most insurances will do what is call a Pre-Determination for Medical Necessity.  It is a process and may take a couple months but it can be done.  They won't give you an actual authorization number but they will review your surgeon's notes as well as your primary care and physical...

Hello there Rejection doesn't really happen .Silicone is very inert .Most cases that are called rejection are actually infections .Otherwise people may be referring to hardening  [capsular contracture ]But rejection as such doesn't really exist .CheersTS

Thank you for your question.  Any implant placed under the muscle will have some degree of animation.  This is one of the few downsides of placing the implant under the muscle.  It is only slight in most cases and only seen when flexing the pectoralis muscle. The only way to not...