The considerations for removing implants are to streamline a woman's life (ie eliminate the maintenance concerns) and optimize the appearance of her breasts. Assuming that your nipples are at or above the inframammary fold (where the breast meets the chest wall) and your skin brassiere is elastic, there is a chance that your eventual result will be acceptable, even if somewhat deflated.
My approach is as follows: a) for low grade capsules (Baker I & 2); capsulotomy, drain placement, antibiotics, compression and limited activity for 4 weeks; b) for high grade capsules (Baker 3&4) open dome capsulectomy (subtotal release), drains, antibiotics, compresssion and limited activity for 4 weeks. My rationale is to ensure that the prior space collapses down consistently.
Good luck



Contact the doctor
