Observations of a Potential Immune Response to Breast Implants After Immunization With COVID-19 Vaccines

  • Mahrhofer M
  • Weitgasser L
  • Schoeller T
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Abstract

Besides reports of alarming potential side effects after COVID-19 vaccinations there have been rare observations of rather benign reactions to foreign materials such as cosmetic hyaluronic acid filler injections after a COVID-19 immunization. Likewise to dermal fillers any foreign material may cause a reaction when the immune system is triggered. In the recent weeks we observed four noteworthy potential reactions in association with breast implants between one and three days after COVID-19 vaccinations. We release these information at the earliest to educate colleagues and draw attention to possible reactions between the COVID-19 vaccines and foreign bodies such as breast implants.Copyright © 2021 The Authors

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Mahrhofer, M., Weitgasser, L., & Schoeller, T. (2021). Observations of a Potential Immune Response to Breast Implants After Immunization With COVID-19 Vaccines. Aesthetic Surgery Journal Open Forum, 3(4). https://doi.org/10.1093/asjof/ojab035

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