I have had high blood pressure for 10 years,(cause unknown) I have also had silicon implants for 10 years. I've been on medication for it and has kept it stable. 3 weeks ago I had my implants removed, the next week I had a reaction to the blood pressure meds, (extreme feet swelling) so I went off the meds. Today at my cardiologists, he checked my BP and It was perfect. he is stumped. Is there any possibility that the implants could have been the cause?
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A seroma is a pocket of fluid that accumulates and can occur after implant removal. You are doing the right things by following up with your surgeon and wearing compression. Activity level may be contributing as well. If aspirations don't resolve your seroma your surgeon may opt to place a...
You didn't mention how long it has been since your surgery. The rippling may improve if your surgery was recent as it takes time for the tissues to settle. If it has been six months or more you are not likely to see much more improvement without further intervention.
When breast implants and capsules are removed from behind the pectoral muscle, the surgeon typically makes an incision, carefully removes the implant and surrounding scar tissue (capsule), and then assesses the condition of the surrounding tissues. The pectoral muscle may need to be adjusted or...