Implant Removal involves the removal of breast implants from the body. This service is often performed for various reasons, such as implant malfunction, changes in personal preference, or complications like capsular contracture. The procedure involves making an incision to access and carefully remove the implants, sometimes along with the surrounding scar tissue. Implant Removal can treat issues related to the implants, improve physical comfort, and address aesthetic concerns.
This treatment is suitable for individuals who no longer wish to have breast implants or are experiencing complications from them. The majority of patients will be able to see results immediately after surgery, though full healing and outcomes will become apparent over a few weeks to months. Results from Implant Removal are typically long-lasting, providing relief from symptoms and a return to a more natural breast appearance. Book an appointment at Layton Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Kerrville and Houston, TX, to learn more about Implant Removal.
Alleviates discomfort from implants
It provides peace of mind
Addresses implant-related complications
Customizable to individual needs
Restores a natural breast appearance
It can be combined with other corrective procedures
Reduces health risks associated with implants
Quick recovery time
Improves physical comfort
Long-lasting results
Good candidates are individuals experiencing complications from breast implants, those who wish to remove their implants for personal reasons, or those with implant malfunction.
Results are noticeable immediately after the procedure, with full healing and final results appearing over a few weeks to months.
Results are typically long-lasting, especially with proper post-operative care and follow-up.
Some downtime is associated with the procedure, including swelling, bruising, and discomfort. These side effects usually resolve within a few weeks.
Before treatment, follow your surgeon’s instructions, which may include stopping certain medications. After treatment, adhere to post-operative care guidelines, attend follow-up appointments, and avoid strenuous activities until fully healed.
During the procedure, the surgeon will make an incision to access and remove the implants and any necessary surrounding tissue. The surgery is performed under anesthesia, and you can expect to go home the same day with specific aftercare instructions.
