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Risk of and Corrections for Breast Asymmetry

Risk of and Corrections for Breast Asymmetry Asymmetry is a common risk for anyone undergoing breast augmentation.  In this article we provide information on the common causes of breast asymmetry such as temporary swelling and post-surgical complications, including seroma and hematoma formation. If you notice asymmetry, the first thing you should do is consult with your surgeon to determine the cause. In most cases, asymmetry is only temporary, but in rare instances it may be the result of a post-surgical complication. Temporary Causes of Breast Implant Asymmetry Residual swelling can last for a month or longer following breast augmentation. Once swelling has subsided, the breast implants will begin to settle …

Coping with change

Breast Augmentation and Reversibility Breast augmentation top surgery, formerly referred to as MTF breast augmentation, is a surgical procedure that can leave permanent changes on your body. In this article, we will discuss breast augmentation top surgery and its reversibility, as well as long-term effects such as scarring, skin changes, and possible back pain. While it is natural to have concerns about your final outcome, we hope the information we provide can help ease some of your worries. Though the decision to undergo breast augmentation surgery can dramatically enhance your confidence and sense of self, it’s a life-changing decision that requires careful thought and consideration. Breast augmentation is a very …

Breast Implants, Hormone Therapy, and Cancer Risk

Breast Implants, Hormone Therapy, and Cancer Risk It is common for many transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse folks to consider hormone replacement therapy and gender affirming surgery as part of their journey. However, there are important risks to consider when pursuing any type of medical therapy or surgery. Here we provide some informative insight into the cancer risk associated with breast implants and hormone replacement therapy. We will also share the current guidelines for breast cancer screening for transgender women, so you can make informed decisions about your health. Many researchers and clinicians wonder how breast implants may affect the risk of breast cancer. So far, there is little evidence …

The Complete Guide to Breast Implant Rupture

The Complete Guide to Breast Implant Rupture In this article, we provide answers to some of the most common questions regarding breast implant rupture. We discuss the lifespan of most breast implants, what happens during implant deflation or leak, and the signs of a ruptured implant. We also explore how to minimize the risk of such occurrences and what to expect during breast augmentation revision surgery in case you do need to replace a ruptured implant. How long do breast implants last? It is hard to predict how long breast implants will last. Some implants will last a lifetime, while others will require replacement in as little as five years. …

Complications or Unexpected Issues after Breast Augmentation

Complications or Unexpected Issues after Breast Augmentation While breast augmentation top surgery, formerly referred to as MTF top surgery or MTF breast augmentation, can provide life-changing outcomes, it is essential to be aware of the potential complications that can arise from this procedure. In this article, we discuss the risks associated with breast augmentation such as capsular contracture, implant displacement, and leaking silicone implants. Additionally, we provide information on ways to reduce your risks, including choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon and taking precautions to protect your overall health. Breast augmentation can give you amazing results. However, it also poses some risks that can lead to complications or unfavorable outcomes. Whether …

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