I am due to have my implants removed in 5 days but have developed oral thrush (I've had it before) should I delay my surgery?

Dear 01Mandy,if this type of pain occurs after surgery, the most likely reason is stretching of nerves. It can happen if your arm was hold in one position for a longer period of time during the surgery. It can last for a few weeks until it resolves. If your pain is strong, then you should ...

Without an implant you may not get the upper pole fullness that you once had. The implant selection should be based on a combination of your desired size, soft tissue dynamics, breast base diameter and skin elasticity.  I recommend an in-office examination as well as a detailed...

Thank you for your question. Your skin will contract to some degree and your shape will change over the next year. How much will depend on your own skin elasticity. You will need to be patient.Kind regards

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Unfortunately without knowing the full details of your procedures it is difficult to offer the best advice, but if you only recently had your implants removed it would be wise to allow at least 6 months to pass to see how your tissues soften ...

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  In most instances drainage tubes can be removed with 3-10 days of surgery.  It will largely depend on the amount of fluid that drains in 24 hour increments.  Your breast tissues will heal and soften over the following several months to leave you...

Leaving a capsule behind is preferred if it is thin and pliable. If there are calcific components, or silicone granulomatous material, or if the capsule is deforming the breast tissue, then removal of the capsule may be warranted.  In general, saline (a relatively innocuous subst...