A Rare Complıcatıon of Breast Implant: Late Massıve Purulent Seroma ın the Postpartum Perıod

Breast augmentation is a common aesthetic procedure with increasing frequency over the last decades. Breast infection is a common problem in lactating women with a spectrum of pathology ranging from mastitis to abscess formation. Mastitis is estimated to occur in 10–20 % of lactating women and is complicated by abscess in 11–20 % of these patients. We report a case of massive and purulent seroma in a lactating young patient as a late complication of breast implant with imaging features. There are very rare reports of pregnancy-associated implant complications.