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Joseph Mele, MD
4 reviews
Walnut Creek Plastic Surgeon
Walnut Creek, CA |
21 answers |
75% of San Mateo reviewers said Breast Implant Revision was worth it
“Great Results, 200% Improvement -...”
On 2012 I decided to replace my 25 year old implants. He didn't find my breasts to be a challenge, he agreed with the issues that needed to be fix but was super confident that it was something he could achieve without any problems. I also decided to get liposuction on my belly and flanks( I work out really hard, I'm about 5'5" and 118 lbs but after two kids I just cant loose the bulge of those... more
“I Want to Do the Same Thing Can You...”
I am 600 cc and i want to do down t 400 cc my PS says i will have to do a lift, ugly. Did your skin contract back? How long did it take? Did they do the removal and then go back on a later date? I have heard of that? I would be willing to go to another PS out of my California area, maybe your Dr. Thank your thoughtfulness in sharing your experience more
“A Breath of Fresh Air - Walnut Creek, CA”
My motivation was to revise my current implants (remove and replace) and correct a capsular contracture, i wanted a better look than what i currently had in both implants. I did not like the way they looked at all. the outcome was better than i thought. excellent work. He did a lot of detail work on me, I am very happy with the results. i feel great !! I can actually look in the mirror again... more
“Breast Implant Revision - Totally...”
My first implants (done by another doctor) were too big (390 filled to 420 cc's), felt too heavy and made me extremely uncomfortable. My breasts feel more natural, lighter and I am so much more comfortable. I am so glad I did it. I had surgery on Friday and was back at work on Wednesday. My recovery time was a little longer than the first time because he had to close the pockets. But... more
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Average cost in US: $7,150
Average cost in San Mateo: $8,350
San Francisco Implant Revision
Shahin Javaheri, MD
2 reviews
