It turns out that there are three types of side effects of breast augmentation

Breast augmentation is the most concerned topic among women. Although there are many methods of breast augmentation with implants on the market, and they are advertised to be very effective, most female friends do not know whether they have any side effects, so they dare not use them. In fact, there are three sequelae after breast augmentation with prosthesis. Let's take a closer look at them!

[Global Network Comprehensive Report] Nowadays, more and more people who love beauty are undergoing breast augmentation with implants. The so-called breast augmentation with implants is a process of implanting silicone gel or saline implants under the mammary gland or pectoralis major muscle through a hidden surgical incision to perform breast augmentation. This method allows women to choose breast implants according to their preferences, so it is highly sought after by beauty lovers and is also recognized by the international plastic surgery community as the preferred method of breast augmentation.

Recently, some experts have pointed out that breast augmentation with implants can easily cause some sequelae and pose certain safety risks. What are the safety risks of breast augmentation with implants?

The March 24 presentation on the Care website will be helpful to those who are interested in learning more about breast augmentation with implants.

Sequelae 1: Capsular contracture

After breast implants are implanted, it is normal for a capsule to form around the implant during the healing process. This is one of the body's normal reactions to the entry of foreign objects, and it is also reflected in different physical conditions, so there is no need to worry too much. However, due to insufficient massage after surgery or other reasons, the capsule sometimes hardens and compresses the prosthesis, making it harder than normal. This is called capsular contracture.

Capsular contracture is a unique and major complication after breast augmentation surgery. In severe cases, the native breasts will become as hard as tennis balls and feel unnatural. One in ten people will be born within ten years. At this point, the only option is to undergo another surgery to remove the prosthesis.

Sequelae 2: Prosthesis rupture

Due to poor quality of prosthetic materials or external compression, some prostheses may rupture after a period of time. Normally, even if the prosthesis ruptures, the filling material will not flow out, so the risk of filling material penetration is very low (CMC prostheses and saline prostheses will not cause harm to the body even if they are absorbed by the body).

However, if the implant ruptures and moves, it can easily make the breast skin uneven, even visible to the naked eye. At this point, the implant needs to be removed and the filling removed.

Sequelae 3: Breast sagging

This sequelae occurs with aging or after childbirth, mainly because the prosthesis is implanted under the breast and affects visual appearance. It manifests as having two underbust circumferences and the breasts shaking unnaturally. In this case, additional surgery to remove the implant is the only treatment option.

Treatment of sequelae of breast augmentation with implants

To treat the sequelae of breast augmentation with implants, after removing the implants, you can only replace the implants or use autologous fat breast augmentation surgery. Breast augmentation with implants is indeed a unique method of breast enlargement. Women who love beauty can use it to enlarge their breasts according to their own preferences. However, breast implants are not designed for lifelong use and cannot be expected to remain in place forever. Therefore, those who love beauty must be mentally prepared before undergoing such surgery that requires long-term maintenance.