Am I candidate for a breast implant removal?
If you are in good physical health with a stable weight and you no longer want to have your implants, you are a good candidate for our Miami Breast Implant Removal or exchange. It may be that your implants have ruptured or become harder and tighter causing you pain. You should have a realistic expectation about having your breast implants removed.
Can I combine breast implant removal with another procedure?
Yes, there are many facial and body procedures that can be combined with a breast implant removal, including tummy tuck, liposuction, thigh lift, arm lift, or various procedures on the face.
If I am physically active, when can I return to my activities?
You will need to restrict your activities for a month after your surgery. However, the good news is that you can resume some activities faster than someone who is not regularly active. Take push-ups, running or hiking. You may be able to do those fun pursuits in three weeks instead of over a month. It depends on your physical health and level of activity.
What are the risks with a breast implant removal?
Our Miami Breast Implant Removal procedure is considered safe but like any surgery, there can be some potential risks involved such as bad reaction to anesthesia, bleeding, hematoma, infection, numbness, poor healing of incisions, scarring, seroma, skin loss or discoloration, swelling or thrombosis.
Will there be a scar from my breast implant removal?
Yes, breast implant removal surgery will result in a scar, but it will heal very well and fade over time to the point where it will be minimal and inconspicuous. It heals in stages over a few months but will never completely disappear.
What are the results of breast implant removal?
The results of your breast implant removal will be permanent. At first, your breasts may appear deflated. It can take up to three weeks for your breast to regain shape.