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Breast Explant Cost in Houston Area

asked 10 months ago by petstylist in Houston, TX
Latest answer by York Jay Yates, MD
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Tags: costs, doctor referral, rupture

I just went for a consultation to have my breast implants removed because of a rupture (Saline). I was floored by the cost of the estimate. I want only the implants removed with no other procedure. Because of the rupture, I have to have this done, but have no ins and can't possible afford the estimated cost I recieved today. Any recommendations on finding affordable plastic surgery in the Houston, Dallas or Ft. Worth area? HELP BTW.. I loved the Dr. I consulted with, just can't afford him.

3 answers to Breast Explant Cost in Houston Area

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Cost of removing breast implants

Answer: The cost of any procedure involves surgeons fees, anesthesia fees, facility fees and the cost of any implants. Breast implant removal is a simple procedure that can be done very easily and safely in less than 30 minutes under local anesthesia in an office operating room. In this case you may incur little to no fees other than the surgeons fees for such a procedure. My tip for you would be to look for a board certified plastic surgeon with a certified in-office... more
York Jay Yates, MD

Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon

www.yorkyates.com

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Cost of explantation

The cost of removing implants varies around the country. If your implant ruptured, some of your costs might be deferred by the manufacturer of your implants. Good luck.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of Implant Removal

I am not in your area but I would suggest that you talk to your plastic surgeon and/or his staff to let them know your situation. They may be able to assist you. I am sure they want to keep you as a patient.
Tom J. Pousti, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon

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