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Implants
The Surgery and the Aftermath
After the doctor has made the appropriate incisions, the skin is
peeled back and the implant is placed underneath the skin and positioned against the chest
wall. The doctor may need to remove a small amount of original breast tissue in order to
create a pocket for the new implant. However, as much of the original breast as possible
will be pushed forward as the outer wall of the implant pocket. The implant is empty until
it is placed in position and then it is filled with the saline or other type of fluid. The
entire surgery is usually completed in less than two hours. You will spend approximately
another hour or two in post-up so you can recover from the effects of the anesthesia. You
will be given a special bra to wear and sent home to rest for at least a day or two. After
the first couple of days you can resume your normal activities with some restrictions. For
the first few days, you won't feel like getting too wild because your breasts and chest
area will be bruised and feel very sore and sensitive. This should pass after a week and
you can usually stop wearing the special support bra after about 7 to 10 days.
Complications can occur, but are not common.
Breast Implants
Sort of An Irreversible Procedure
During the procedure, you should realize that the doctor may
have removed some of the natural tissue underneath your breasts in order to create a
pocket for the implant to rest upon. No one will know this and you won't even miss the
removed tissue as long as you keep your breast implants. Unfortunately, any removed tissue
can never be put back, and if for some reason you want to or have to remove the breast
implants, your breasts may be smaller than they were originally before the implants. This
fact is not always mentioned in discussions between doctors and patients and is just one
example of why you should think carefully before deciding to install the latest implant
model in your chest. The alteration of breast tissue is one of most negative aspects of
breast implant surgery. You can't change your mind after its done and you can never go
back to your original self because some parts may be gone, permanently. Your skin has also
been stretched over time to accommodate the larger implant. If the implant is removed, it
is inevitable that you will end up with excess, saggy, droopy skin over your breasts. In
younger women, there is more elasticity and the skin will tighten up considerably;
however, with older women, there is less natural elasticity and the skin will not bounce
back to its original shape. Loss of sensitivity in the breast and the nipple is
another frequent side effect of breast implant surgery. After breast surgery, your
breasts can become quite impervious to touch and although sensitivity tends to return with
the passage of time, there is often some permanent loss of nerve sensitivity in the breast
area. Furthermore, there are still serious and unanswered questions about the long
terms effects of breast implants on your health and immune systems. Implants also
make it more difficult to detect breast cancer. Detection is not impossible, just
more difficult, and if you have or obtain implants you should be more vigilant about your
health in this area of your body.
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