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Unexplained Massive Galactorrhea following Bilateral Subpectoral Breast Augmentation: Report of a Case

Galactorrhea, although a fairly common condition in a gravid or recently postpartum female, is rarely seen as a complication of breast augmentation or reduction. Although sporadic cases have been documented in the literature after cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery, documented evidence of the cause of the abnormal lactation, save the identification of a pituitary prolactinoma, remains speculative at best. This case report involves a 32 y.o. Hispanic female who underwent elective bilateral subpectoral saline breast augmentation and developed massive galactorrhea in the immediate postoperative period.