Breast revision surgery is designed to address a variety of issues related to previous breast procedures. The surgery could include correcting asymmetry, replacing or removing implants, addressing complications, or revising the breast shape and size to match changing aesthetic goals.
What Can Breast Revision Surgery Resolve?
- Corrects Implant Issues: Addresses breast implant problems, including implant rupture, capsular contraction, deflation, or displacement.
- Improves Implant Position: Adjusts the position of implants that have shifted or become uneven over time.
- Refines Breast Shape: Enhances or reshapes the breasts to achieve a more desirable or symmetrical appearance.
- Resolves Capsular Contracture: Treats hardened scar tissue around the implant to resolve pain, discomfort, and hardened breasts.
- Updates Implant Size: Changes the size of implants to match the patient’s current aesthetic goals better.
- Repairs Implant-Related Issues: Fixes issues such as rippling, wrinkling, uneven breast location, or asymmetry caused by previous surgeries.
- Addresses Cosmetic Concerns: Improves the overall aesthetic outcome when the results of a previous surgery are unsatisfactory.