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Breast Revision

Surgery

An unsatisfactory breast surgery can leave you more dissatisfied with your breast appearance than ever before. You may be unhappy with the results of your breast augmentation, or complications may be distorting the appearance of your breasts. No matter the reason for your unhappiness, correction surgery may be necessary to provide you with the breasts you desire. Breast revision surgery can improve the size, shape, and placement of your breast implants for more attractive and natural-looking breast augmentation results.


Customize Your Breast Revision

Reasons for Breast Revision

Changing Implant Placement

  • The placement of your implants (submuscular or subglandular) can affect the overall look and positioning of your breasts
  • If your breasts sit too high or lack an attractive shape, changing their position can help
  • In most cases, women choose to move their implants to a submuscular placement to create a more natural breast slope
  • If you are choosing to change to a submuscular placement, you may experience more discomfort during recovery that you did following your original augmentation

Concerns about Breast Revision

Frequently Asked Questions

Each woman’s body is built differently and has different needs. Multiple issues may be affecting your breast appearance. Dr. Wilson strives to tailor each breast revision to suit the aesthetic needs and goals of each patient.
Breast revision is performed as an outpatient procedure with the patient under general anesthesia to ensure comfort and safety.
Minor swelling that persists following breast augmentation surgery can affect the appearance of your breasts. Unless a medical complication occurs, you should wait at least a year before undergoing revision surgery.
There is no medical evidence to suggest that any long-term complications, such as breast cancer, are associated with implant ruptures. However, it is best to fix a rupture as soon as it is identified.

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