Male Pectoral Implant Risks

Male pectoral implants, an operation performed to give a toned muscular look for men with congenital defects or those who cannot achieve desired results through, can provide great results for patients. Patients also need to be aware of the potential complications and male pectoral implant surgery risks. In addition to the general risks associated with all surgeries patients need to consider the procedure specific risks such as delfaction, implant shifting, breast assymetry, and more. Below are helpful lists detailing the various potential male pectoral implant complications.

Types of Male Pectoral Implant Risks

Below are some of the surgical complications and risks associated with this cosmetic procedure. If you have additional questions regarding a specific risk or any other questions regarding the surgery it is recommended that you contact a local male pectoral implant surgeon.

• Deflation
• Capsular contracture
• Calcium deposits
• Infection
• Delay of wound healing
• Neuroma
• Additional surgeries to replace or remove the implant

• Hematoma
• Changes in breast sensation
• Implant shifts
• Bleeding
• Breast Asymmetry
• Excessive scarring
• Reactions to anesthesia

Risks Associated With All Surgeries

• Satisfaction with Results
• Infections.
• Scarring
• Swelling
• Blood Clots
• Post-surgery complications
• Corrective Surgeries
• Medication Reactions

Risks During Recovery

• Pain
• Swelling
• Bruising
• Tenderness
• Scarring
• Bleeding

Cosmetic Surgery Risks by Type

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