Hi, I did a breast augmentation about 5 months ago, and recently accompanied my child for a CT scan. As my child moved about alot, I was asked to remain with him during the scan, and I was given a lead apron to put on to reduce the radiation exposure to my body. Can I check if the radiation I was exposed to while acompanying my child for a CT scan would cause any adverse effect on my breast implants (e.g. capsular contracture)? Thanks. Regards
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At 8 weeks post-op it's good to hear that your left implant has dropped into what you feel is "completely settled" position and "looks great." Your right implant is still somewhat high, and the "saggy skin" is actually your incompletely-filled breast skin. As your right implant drops into...
Your concerns are valid but the answer is complicated. I have treated breasts like yoursin both ways with great results. I love using fat transfer and it is possible to get good symmetry this way but it has to be done right and with artistry. You will also need a breast...
Both implants can be changed if you are changing the style, volume, or both. However, if you are replacing the implant with the exact same implant, it is not necessary to replace both. Older implants may be replaced as well.
