Does anyone know if implant removal is covered under BC Medical or extended Medical?

Hello lolalola   You may not be satisfied with the appearance of your breasts. Incorrect implant size, inappropriate scar location or appearance, and misplacement of implants may interfere with a satisfactory appearance. Asymmetry (unequal breast size or shape) may occur. The implanted breast ...

Hello ashleyngrimmett You can have your explant done anytime you like, there is no need to have your implant card. #implant #explant

As you know, Breast Implant Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA ALCL) is a rare T cell lymphoma that can develop after breast implants. It appears to present mainly in women with textured breast implants, and typically presents as a late onset seroma. I completely understand wanting t...

Every clinical situation and patient are unique. Therefor, I do  suggest to follow the recommendations of your treating plastic surgeon, as she or he would know your individual situation the best. However, for a routine implant removal without any other contributing factors, I...

Hello jrenewill You should visit or contact your plastic surgeon about this concern. #incision #post-op

Hello therealme20017 As mentioned previously, incisions can take up to one year or longer to fade. While they will not fade completely, they should be acceptable after a period of time. Initially the may look crusty, red, raised and possibly uneven. Don’t be alarmed – remind yourself to be pati...