Wednesday, November 30, 2011

What Could Go Wrong With Breast Implants?


There are two types of breast implant, the silicone gel and the saline breast implant. Both have silicone elastomer shell but the saline breast implant has salt water solution inside. Both and even all breast implant will eventually break. As your implant gets older, the more it will likely to rupture. To answer this problem, experts agree to have an ‘Explantation’ (the removal the ruptured implant) immediately, particularly if it contains silicone gel. Here is some information that might be useful in determining if you have a ruptured breast implant.

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Saline Breast Implant

Saline breast implant utilizes salt water solution to enhance breast volume. When a saline breast implant breaks, it is very noticeable. This is because the salt water solution leaks very quickly. The breast implant deflates and the breast will eventually change in size or shape in a short period of time. So this will not need an MRI or other imaging technique. The body will absorb the leaking salt water solution and this is not harmful unless it has a fungal or bacterial infection inside the implant or if it has a non-sterile saline solution from the implant.

Silicone Gel Breast Implant

When a silicone gel breast implant breaks, it is not obvious like the saline breast implant. This is because silicone gel leaks slowly. In most cases, the leak migrates to the scar tissue capsule and builds around it. The scar tissue if not addressed may lead to pain and changes in the shape of the breast. In extreme cases, leaks may move to other parts of the body like lungs or other vital organs and the leak is impossible to remove. The longer the ruptured silicone gel implant stays in the breast, the more time the leak can travel in other parts of the body. Fibromyalgia, a pain disorder, was also reported by women with leaking silicone implant, as studied by the FDA.

Change in size or shape of the breast, pain, swelling, numbness, burning or tingling sensations are some signs and symptoms of a ruptured silicone gel breast implant. ‘Silent rupture’ is also highly possible when you don’t have these signs. To determine if you have a ruptured silicone gel breast implant, MRI is most likely the solution. Mammogram is not advisable because it might leak the content more as it squeezes the breast. The FDA advised women with silicone gel breast implant to undergo MRI after 3 years of the surgery, and every other year after to check for leaks.


If you need to have your breast implants removed, you make contact the surgeon who actually have worked on it, or you may visit Adrian Richards at aurora-clinics.co.uk for a free consultation with breast implant removal.





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Friday, November 25, 2011

Men Breast Abnormalities



From: .cosmeticsurgerytoday
Breast abnormalities can also occur in men. Some have visible protruding nipples and can be a problem when wearing tight t-shirts. However this can be corrected through a simple procedure that makes the protruding nipples flat. The most common male breast abnormality is the Gynecomastia. 60% of male population worldwide has some degree of this problem. This is the enlargement of the male breast tissue or what they call it “man boobs”. Most of the men having this problem have social and emotional issues because they feel embarrassed about it. This is actually caused by gland tissue underneath the breast or areola. Men like women has the same breast tissue, thus both can get breast cancer, although it’s very rare for men. Gynecomastia is said to be idiopathic, this means that the real cause has not yet been found.

In dealing with this problem, there are certain measures that you can undergo depending on the degree of the gynecomastia. For those people associated with weight gain, exercise to bring your weight down may help. Camouflage using compression garments can also be done. Those with moderate enlargement of breasts can undergo liposuction. Just to take note, in any liposuction, even its VASER liposuction, will only remove the fatty element of the breast tissue. For those who have severe enlargement, gynecomastia surgery is needed. The most common surgery is the Webster’s procedure, named after the surgeon who first described it. In this procedure, the incision will be in between the side of the areola and the skin, forming a moon shape. The extra breast gland tissue that caused the prominence will be removed through that incision. Reduction of wider areas of breast tissue and liposuction can also be done with this procedure; fatty tissue around the breast is reduced to have an overall effect of flatness.

If you have gynecomastia, you can choose any of the solutions given, but you need to discuss this with your surgeon for further information and for a more suitable solution. Also, if you choose to undergo gynecomastia surgery, it is vital to have a normal weight before the procedure. Thus, this is not a solution with your excess weight.












Xy-Za Y. is a Biologist/Blogger/Freelance Virtual Assistant/Social Media Marketer working from Home. She is residing in the Philippines. She has experience working with the Business Process Outsourcing - Call Center Office Environment. Certified Microsoft Customer Service Representative and QuickBooks Certified User. To know more about the services she offers, you may visit the WorkPortfolio Page

Friday, November 11, 2011

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