What are the possible side effects of having breast implants?

Question

of course, i meant on health perspective

Answer 1

Surgical complications.

Complications:
What are they? How often do they occur? As with any surgery
you're at risk for bleeding, infection and scar formation.
Bleeding, should it occur, generally occurs within the first
week of surgery and most likely within the first few days.One
knows about it because generally one breast will become
larger, more painful, and more black and blue than the other.
Should this occur to any significant extent, the patient would
be taken back into surgery, the incisions opened, the blood
evacuated, the bleeding stopped and the implants placed
back. Should infection occur, they are usually associated
with increasing pain, increasing tenderness, redness, and
fever. If the infection can not be treated orally the doctor
may have to take the patient back into surgery and remove
the implant until the infection can be cleared up. Finally, there
is scarring. How a patient heals is very individual. Some
patients will heal with almost invisible scars where others
won't. The most common concern for patients is the way your
body will respond to a foreign object such as the implant being
placed inside you. Capsular contracture can occur if your body
responds by pushing scar tissue down under the implant.If
that happens, there are things that can be done to help correct
it such as changing the type of implants or the location of the
implants and in most patients that is enough. However, there
are always some patients that no matter what you do they
develop capsular contracture and these patients need to
decide either to do away with the implants or live with a firmer
breast. Some patients also experience an increase and/or
decrease in sensation, either around the breast in general or the
nipple areolar complex. Usually this increase and/or decrease
in sensation disappears with time. These complications are
very rare but can occur. That is why I mentioned that an
informed patient who is knowledgeable about the procedure
can avoid and or deal with a problem.

Answer 2

Virtually the only health issue is during and immediately after the operation. This operation is performed so many times that many people take it for granted. This is because it is relatively safe. But, understand that any operation carries risk, including infection, or an alteration in the blood supply to the breasts (bad news, rare, but it has happened). Also, it is possible for the implants to rupture, which would 'deflate' the breast, but likely not cause any health problems. Bottom line is that it is relatively safe, but you should ask your doctor about the risks involved, including his personal track record of complications.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The other guys in the locker room will either laugh at you or fondle you.

Answer 5

they could be heavy and cause back problems if they are too big

Answer 6

Besides a lot of guys staring....ummmm.....I dont know