Infected breast implants during lactation present a rare but challenging clinical scenario that
may result in early cessation of breastfeeding and unnecessary morbidity to mother and …

Abstract Development of unilateral galactoceles following breast augmentation is reported in
2 young females. Both galactoceles were drained and cultured. In 1 patient the implant was …

Galactoceles are extremely rare but potentially devastating complications of augmentation
mammaplasty. Although the incidence and precise cause are unknown, certain factors have …

Background Breast augmentation is one of the most frequently performed esthetic
operations. Galactorrhea and galactocele formation are both very rare complications. The …

We report the case of a 35-year-old female patient who presented with stabbing pain on
inspiration and expiration, fever, and dyspnea. The patient had undergone breast …

Discussion Galactocele presents as an uncommon cyst of the breast that contains milk. It
usually occurs in lactating females and is generally unilateral, and more rarely, bilaterally …

Galactorrhea and galactoceles are relatively uncommon complications after breast
augmentation surgery, but should be considered in the differential of an enlarged breast. We …

I read the communication by Dr. Abenavoli et al. published in the January of 2003 issue of
the Journal entitled “Breast Implant Evaluation: Pitfall of Magnetic Resonance …

Background: A known but not fully understood complication of breast augmentation is
galactorrhea. To date, all publications on this subject have been case reports. The purpose …

Aims To review cases of galactorrhea and galactocele postbreast augmentation, determine
possible risk factors and consider management strategies of this rare complication. Methods …