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Breast Augmentation
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What are the most common risks of breast implants?

The most common risk is a local problem called incapsulation. In about 5 % of patients the body produces excessive scarring tissue (capsula) around the implant causing excessive hardness of the implant. With some patients the solution to the problem requires revision surgery.

Can I breast feed?

The ability to breast feed is maintained when the implant is placed through the inflammatory fold or the armpit and in most cases when they are placed through the areola. The presence of the implant does not interfere at all in the quality of the milk provided by the mother.

Are there any contraindications to surgery?

As with every other cosmetic procedure, this surgery is only performed if the patient is in good general health and the results of the pre operative tests are satisfactory. The breast has to be fully developed and after a pregnancy or after stopping breast feeding the patient cannot go ahead with the procedure for at least 6 months.

Will the scar be visible?

The scars are minimal and well hidden within the submammary fold, in the armpit, or in the margin of the areola. With time they usually tend to fade significantly.

Can you sunbathe topless?

It is important to protect the scars from the direct sun during the first year following surgery. After that time they can be exposed to the sunlight without any problem.

Will I be able to have mammogram after this surgery?

Women with breast implants can undergo their routine mammograms without any problem although they must inform the radiologist about the presence of the prosthesis prior to the exam.

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