lump in each breasts. Mammo and biopsy confirm begnin. Planning to do under muscle silicone breast implant, can lumps be removed during the breast implant procedure.
February 1, 2018
Answer: Planning BA Lumps can be removed at the same time breast augmentation is performed if indicated. A high percentage of patients have fibrocystic breasts and cysts which do not have to be removed, for example. Make your concerns known to your surgeon and discuss whether or not lump removal is appropriate for you.
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February 1, 2018
Answer: Planning BA Lumps can be removed at the same time breast augmentation is performed if indicated. A high percentage of patients have fibrocystic breasts and cysts which do not have to be removed, for example. Make your concerns known to your surgeon and discuss whether or not lump removal is appropriate for you.
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Answer: Can benign lumps be removed during implants? Thank you for your question. I don’t recommend having benign lumps removed during augmentation surgery, for a couple of reasons. First, a breast surgeon is a better choice to remove the lumps, and to advise you as to whether they even need to be removed. Second, removing the lumps during augmentation surgery can put you at risk for complications, including capsular contracture. I recommend that you talk to both a breast surgeon and a specialist plastic surgeon -they can examine you and offer advice on the safest way to proceed that will offer you the best possible results. Good luck!
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Answer: Can benign lumps be removed during implants? Thank you for your question. I don’t recommend having benign lumps removed during augmentation surgery, for a couple of reasons. First, a breast surgeon is a better choice to remove the lumps, and to advise you as to whether they even need to be removed. Second, removing the lumps during augmentation surgery can put you at risk for complications, including capsular contracture. I recommend that you talk to both a breast surgeon and a specialist plastic surgeon -they can examine you and offer advice on the safest way to proceed that will offer you the best possible results. Good luck!
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