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Breast Implants
The following booklet gives information about implants, the placement of the implant whether sub glandular (on top of muscle) or sub pectoral (under the muscle) and dual plane (partially under muscle). The long term implications are essential to understand before proceeding with breast implant surgery, including the uncommon risk of ALCL (lymphoma), rare risk of BIA-SCC (squamous cell carcinoma) and Breast Implant Illness (BII). Implants do not last forever and will need changing when these rupture/ leak or undergo capsular contracture.


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You can either download the information sheets :  Breast Implants, Capsular Contracture,  MHRA,   Estimating implant size
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Click here to know more about the Mentor Impant Warranty


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Blog   Why do we need a good sports bra? 14/08/2013

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After any breast surgery, the supporting ligaments in the breasts are put under strain or have been divided either partially or completely. When you have Breast Implants or Breast Uplift/ Reductionsurgery, the breast gland is lifted off the underlying muscles too. 

Hence, for 12 weeks afterwards it is important to avoid any bouncing movements such as running, trampolining, body pump, aerobics, circuit training or horse-riding. After this period, it is crucial to wear a good sports bra during sporing activities to maintain the surgical results that have been achieved. 

A Running Level sports bra such as the Shockabsorber will reduce bounce by as much as 60-75%. Wearing a lycra crop top above this will reduce the breast movement even more by providing compression.



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