Breast Explant and Lift
Breast explant surgery may be optional or recommended depending on the circumstances. Some patients choose to undergo a breast explant if they are unhappy with the size or shape of their new breast implants. In other cases, patients grow dissatisfied with their breast implants over time. Changes in physique may cause breast implants to seem disproportionate; the breast augmentation surgery you opted for years ago may no longer best accentuate your body symmetry. In this case, a breast explant can help restore natural-looking contours that are proportional with your physique.
Medical concerns may also necessitate the removal of your breast implants. Implants that tear, rupture or leak need to be removed as soon as possible. If an infection develops following the placement of your breast implants, then these implants need to be removed. Additionally, patients who experience capsular contracture are encouraged to undergo breast explant surgery to remove their implants. During capsular contracture, scar tissue builds up and hardens around the breast implant, which can lead to pain and an uneven appearance.
Before & After
Breast Implant Removal and Lift
- Before: 450cc Saline Implants
- After: 6 months After Permanent Removal of Implants with Breast Lift and Reduction, Liposuction of Breast Tails
- Cup Size Before: Full DD cup
- Cup Size After: Full B cup
Before & After
Breast Explant (Permanent Removal Of Breast Implants)
- Before: 425 cc Sub Muscular Silicone Implants
- After: 2 Months After Total Capsulectomy
- PERMANENT Removal of Ruptured Silicone Implants
- Mastopexy Lift
- Liposuction of Axilla, Back and Breast Tails
- Fat Transplant to Upper and Medial Breasts
Before & After
Breast Explant and Lift
- Before: 350cc Silicone Implants
- After: 3 Months After Explant & Lift, with Liposuction of Axilla & Fat Transplant to Upper Breast