Facial analysis and planning.
Your previous surgical outcomes, current breast tissue quality, implant condition, and expectations are carefully reviewed before your revision plan is defined.
Breast Implant Revision FAQ
Breast implant revision may be suitable if you experience capsular contracture, implant rupture, asymmetry, or simply wish to change the size or type of your current implants. The best candidates are in good general health and have realistic expectations. A detailed examination determines the most appropriate technique for your anatomy.
Yes. Implants can be removed entirely (explantation). Depending on the condition of your breast tissue and skin elasticity, a breast lift may be recommended at the same time to restore a natural, aesthetically pleasing shape.
Most patients feel comfortable returning to light daily activities within about 7 to 10 days, while swelling continues to improve over the following weeks. The exact recovery timeline depends on the complexity of the revision surgery.
Whenever possible, the original incisions are used to minimize new scarring. However, depending on the surgical plan (such as if a breast lift is also required), additional incisions may be necessary.
Most patients should plan enough time for consultation, surgery, and early postoperative checks before travelling back. Typically, a stay of about 7 to 10 days is recommended, depending on the treatment plan and your recovery progress.
