What You Need To Know About Detecting A Ruptured Breast Implant скачать в хорошем качестве

What You Need To Know About Detecting A Ruptured Breast Implant

The FDA has recommendations for monitoring your breast implants, including how often to get checked. Before you decide on breast implants, you should know about the long-term maintenance you may need. Find out more by watching this video and visiting Dr. Constance Barone in San Antonio. Women with saline and IDEAL IMPLANT® Structured Breast Implants do not need to undergo regular monitoring of their breast implants for rupture. This is because saline and structured implants deflate when ruptured. Silicone gel breast implants, however, can have silent ruptures. A silent rupture occurs when the implant forms a hole in the shell without causing physical symptoms like deflation or pain. The absence of physical symptoms means women need another way to detect ruptures. The FDA recommends women with silicone gel breast implants get MRIs three years after a breast augmentation, then every two years for the life of the implants. MRI is one of the best ways to detect a silent rupture. If you’re concerned about whether your silicone gel breast implant has ruptured, visit Dr. Barone. She will help you decide what the best path is for your body and your peace of mind. If you are considering breast augmentation surgery in San Antonio Dr. Barone offers a wide variety of breast implant options, and is committed to educating her patients about them. She will walk you through the benefits and compromises of each breast implant type so you can pick the best one for you. Learn more by visiting her website: https://www.baroneplasticsurgery.com/.