Breast augmentation is a safe procedure that has an excellent postoperative course in most cases. However, as with any surgery, there are possible complications, such as:
Capsule formation
A normal process of the body, to create a membrane that surrounds every foreign body that is placed in our body. However, if this membrane is too hard, it can press on the insert, thus deforming the shape of the breast, i.e. creating a moisturizing capsule.
In such a case, an operation called capsulectomy can be performed and a replacement of the implant.
Prosthetic burnImplant rupture
Rupture of the implant is a complication that can be due either to hardware failure, to some surgical mishandling, or to occur after injury and injury to the implant.
The rupture is confirmed by magnetic resonance imaging and the treatment is surgical with replacement of the implants.
Larger companies offer a lifetime warranty on their intentions and offer new implants free of charge to replace the rebates unless proven to be the result of an accident or iatrogenic injury.
Loss of feel in the nipple
A common complication, but almost always temporary, is the observation of a change in the aesthetics of the nipple. It takes patience as the aesthetics can be fully restored after 6 or even 12 months.
Asymmetry
Something that normally happens to all women is breast asymmetry and this is a reason for a woman to do breast augmentation.
However, a slight asymmetry can be observed even postoperatively.
Intersection splitting - Hypertrophic scars
Gum healing is different for each patient. Rarely and especially in smokers, there may be a small incision in the incision.
Hematoma
Concentration of a small or large amount of blood in the chest. It is an extremely rare complication.
Infection
It is not a common complication, since the conditions of the operation strictly follow all the rules of antiseptic. However, if it occurs, it is treated with antibiotics, or in the worst case with the removal of the implants.