Tampa Breast Implant Removal doctors

	Armando Soto, MD Orlando Plastic Surgeon 7009 Dr. Phillips Blvd. Suite 100, Orlando		8 answers
	David L. Mobley, MD Sarasota Plastic Surgeon 2255 S Tamiami Trail, Sarasota		2 answers
	Paul Albear, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 26844 Tanic Drive, Wesley Chapel		1 answer
	Jay H. Ross, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 35080 US Highway 19 N At The Fountains, Palm Harbor		1 answer
	Eleanor J. Barone, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 3715 W. Azeele St., Tampa

Recent Answers

Breast Explantation While Pregnant? Can a breast explantation surgery be safely performed while pregnant? I have subglandular saline. I've heard its an easy procedure, and can even be done under "twilight" anesthesia.

A: Deflation of the Implants is Your Best Option

While performing any surgery on a pregnant patient involves some risks because of the medications used during surgery you do have the option of having the implants deflated. This procedure can be performed very safely even during pregnancy under local anesthesia. It serves to reduce the size of the breasts which are naturally much larger during pregnancy and breast feeding.

The deflated implant can then be removed and possibly replaced as needed a few months after pregnancy.

David L. Mobley, MD

Sarasota Plastic Surgeon

Can Doc Use Genral Anesthsia Again if Used 15 Days Ago for Mini Tummy Tuck and Breast Aug? I got breast augmentation and mini tummy tuck was under genral anesthisia for 4 hrs. can doc use general again to remove breast implants? Very scared. but i really want the implants removed.

A: reoperate in 15 days?

I wait 6 weeks between anesthesia before re-operating. It has worked well for me and allowed clearing any concerns I may have. The biggest concern is blood clots with cumulative time . Talk to your BC Plastic Surgeon and make a plan. Good Luck.

Paul Albear, MD

Tampa Plastic Surgeon

Breast Implant Removal Cost? around what cost is a breast implant silicone removal?

A: Breast Augmentation, Breast Enlargement, Breast Implants

The specific fees that a plastic surgeon charges will vary throughout the country and the world. Your plastic surgeon may not charge you as much to take out an implant that he/she placed. Otherwise you would need to make a few consultations and determine the best option for you.

Jay H. Ross, MD

Tampa Plastic Surgeon