Reasons for Breast Implant Revision or Removal
- Wrinkling of the implant
- Breast implant rupture
- Scar tissue around breast implant
- Implant out of position
- Unnatural nipple position
- Need for Scar revision
- Reduction of areola
- Breast Sagging
- Change in size preferences
- Change to silicone breast implants
What is Capsular Contracture?
After your Breast Implant Revision in Philadelphia, it is normal for scar tissue to form around your breast implants. However, in a certain number of patients this tissue hardens and constricts around the implant. This can occur years after the original procedure. Cosmetic surgeons have developed several techniques to remedy this situation. The traditional technique simply removes the scar tissue and replaces the implant. If you think you are experiencing capsular contracture, contact our office to discuss a solution.Can Breast Implants Be Removed?
Breast implant removal is relatively simple. The Breast Implant Revision in Philadelphia, PA may take as little as one hour and the same incisions are typically used to access the implant. However, there is potential for a poor aesthetic outcome, especially if your implants were placed many years ago and the level of skin elasticity has decreased. The breast lift surgery is one solution that may be able to mitigate the negative outcomes of breast implant removal.
Breast Implants in Bucks County
For more information about your options with breast implant surgery in Bucks County, contact Dr. Rosen your breast implants Philadelphia specialist at 267.247.5345 to schedule a consultation.
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