If you have had augumentation in the past and had them out. Would having the surgery again to put them back in be as painful. Even if it is done under the muscle again?
Answer: Breast Implant Pain the Second Time Around
Thank you for your important question. Generally speaking Breast Implant pain is less when an exchange of Breast Implants is done at the same time, as the pocket does not need to be totally re done.
However since it has been some time since your explantation your surgeon will in essence be starting over again, so you may experience similar discomfort to that of your original procedure.
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Thank you for your important question. Generally speaking Breast Implant pain is less when an exchange of Breast Implants is done at the same time, as the pocket does not need to be totally re done.
However since it has been some time since your explantation your surgeon will in essence be starting over again, so you may experience similar discomfort to that of your original procedure.
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Answer: Pain after revision breast augmentation
Pain after revisional breast augmentation often is less than the original surgery. Of course, this depends on many factors. If the implants are placed in the same location as the original implants all in one procedure, there can often be minimal pain. However, if implants are changed to a new location, there can be an increase in pain (probably still less than the original surgery). Finally, if implants are removed and left out for a several months to years, replacement of these implants can lead to similar pain like the original augmentation since the breast tissue/muscle will need to be stretched again.
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Answer: Pain after revision breast augmentation
Pain after revisional breast augmentation often is less than the original surgery. Of course, this depends on many factors. If the implants are placed in the same location as the original implants all in one procedure, there can often be minimal pain. However, if implants are changed to a new location, there can be an increase in pain (probably still less than the original surgery). Finally, if implants are removed and left out for a several months to years, replacement of these implants can lead to similar pain like the original augmentation since the breast tissue/muscle will need to be stretched again.
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June 22, 2010
Answer: Revision breast augmentation should not be too painful
Pain is a very subjective thing, and so it is hard to make any promises. If your muscle has already been stretched, I would anticipate that your surgery would be a bit less painful the second time around.
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Answer: Revision breast augmentation should not be too painful
Pain is a very subjective thing, and so it is hard to make any promises. If your muscle has already been stretched, I would anticipate that your surgery would be a bit less painful the second time around.
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May 27, 2010
Answer: Revisional breast surgery usually not as painful as primary operation.
Most of the time revisional surgery is not as painful as the original operation particularly submuscular placement. However, if you have had your implants taken out for some time and now choose to have new ones placed below the muscle, this comment probably doesn't apply to you. The pain will probably be similar. I wonder why you had the first ones removed?
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Answer: Revisional breast surgery usually not as painful as primary operation.
Most of the time revisional surgery is not as painful as the original operation particularly submuscular placement. However, if you have had your implants taken out for some time and now choose to have new ones placed below the muscle, this comment probably doesn't apply to you. The pain will probably be similar. I wonder why you had the first ones removed?
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May 23, 2010
Answer: Pain associaed with a second breast augmentation
If you previously had subpectoral (under the muscle) breast augmentation, had them removed, now want implants under the muscle again, it may be just as painful as your initial surgery. If the new implants are placed subglandular (in front of the muscle) the recovery would be much easier for you. It's difficult to say for sure because there may be some scar tissue from your first surgery surrounding your pectoral muscle making that subpectoral pocket technically difficult to dissect. You should consult with a board certified plastic surgeon and obtain your previous operative reports to help outline the best surgical plan for you.
On a related note, patients who have implants and then want to increase the size of the those implants, usually have a very easy recovery in terms of pain.
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Answer: Pain associaed with a second breast augmentation
If you previously had subpectoral (under the muscle) breast augmentation, had them removed, now want implants under the muscle again, it may be just as painful as your initial surgery. If the new implants are placed subglandular (in front of the muscle) the recovery would be much easier for you. It's difficult to say for sure because there may be some scar tissue from your first surgery surrounding your pectoral muscle making that subpectoral pocket technically difficult to dissect. You should consult with a board certified plastic surgeon and obtain your previous operative reports to help outline the best surgical plan for you.
On a related note, patients who have implants and then want to increase the size of the those implants, usually have a very easy recovery in terms of pain.
Best wishes,
Dr. Bruno
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