What Are My Options For Removing My Breast Implants

It's unlikely that you considered the possibility of having to remove breast implants later in life if you decided to undergo breast augmentation in Sydney. However, many women who have breast implants may decide to have them removed in the future.

If they experience complications such as capsular contractions or lifestyle changes, women are more likely to remove their breast implants. If a woman becomes pregnant and wants to maintain a natural-looking chest while breastfeeding, she may choose to have her breast implants removed.

What is the procedure for removing breast implants?

A breast implant removal procedure entails the removal of the implants and their revision in size and shape, reversing the effects of breast augmentation in Sydney. Additional revision procedures may include:

• Replacement and removal of implants,

• The need to reposition implants,

• Taking out and not replacing breast implants.

Your Plastic Surgeon may recommend that you have your breast implants removed if you have experienced complications.

If you want to remove breast implants, how do you do it?

If the implants are small and the skin quality is good (usually in the 20s and 30s), they can be removed through the original incision in the natural fold.

In addition to removing breast implants, a breast lift may also be required for women with sagging breasts or large implants, as the skin is unable to bounce back after implant removal.

We also allow our patients time to recover from the procedure after the breast implants have been removed, so they can decide whether they would like a breast lift after they have decided whether to reshape their breasts via breast augmentation in Sydney. There are several options for maintaining an attractive breast shape when implants are removed, including breast lifts, breast fat grafting, new implants, or nothing.

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