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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Breast Revision.
A consultation evaluates implant age, symptoms like pain or firmness, visible changes, and imaging if needed. We recommend revision for rupture, capsular contracture, malposition, or when aesthetics no longer match your goals. Our surgeons explain options and timing during the visit.
Risks include infection, bleeding, scarring, anesthesia reactions, and implant-related issues. Revision-specific concerns are scar tissue and complexity from prior surgery. Our preoperative planning, sterile techniques, and experienced team minimize risks and tailor safeguards for each patient's condition and history.
Yes. Revision can change implant size, shape, and positioning, or remove implants entirely. We discuss desired volume, profile, and whether additional procedures like lift or fat grafting are needed to achieve your ideal breast appearance and silhouette.
Recovery typically involves several days of rest and one to two weeks off work for light activity. Swelling and sensitivity improve over four to six weeks; full stabilization can take months. We provide clear post-op instructions and follow-up to support safe healing.
Often yes—scar lines can be revised, repositioned, or camouflaged during revision. The approach depends on your prior incision pattern, tissue quality, and goals. Our surgeons aim to minimize new scarring while improving contour and overall breast aesthetics whenever feasible.
Timing depends on implant integrity, symptoms, and personal goals. Implants commonly require evaluation around 10–15 years or sooner if rupture, pain, or cosmetic concerns arise. Imaging and exam guide the decision; we create a personalized timeline during consultation.