What to Expect from Breast Implant Removal of 180cc Gummy Bear? Doctor Answers, Tips
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What to Expect from Breast Implant Removal of 180cc Gummy Bear?

Hello! I am 24 years old, and I had my Breast Augmentation 2 months ago with 180cc gummy bear implants. It was a very sudden decision which I now regret. I was 32AA before (very thin) and I'd like to go back to it so I'm considering removal. I had small but perky breasts before and I was wondering if I can go back to it?

What changes should I expect? Thank you.

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by madseason87 in Turkey
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Implant removal

You certainly  can have your implants removed, however theere is no guarantee that they will go back to their original look.
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Breast implant removal (explantation) and the appearance of the breast

I recently removed ive the mplants on a patient with a similar situation and 1 week after surgery, she is delighted with her decision. Clearly you will have the scar as a reminder but with implants this small, your breasts should be a close facsimile of their preoperative appearance.
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Removing implants. Will I look like I did before?

Short answer:  For you at age 24 (I'm assuming no pregnancies/kids) with small breast implants placed only 2 months ago, you'll likely look close to your pre surgery state. BUT if you had a constricted or tubular breast, the shape may be different.  I don't know what your shape was, your skin tone, etc. Longer answer: Breasts change over time when you DON'T have implants in, so of course they will change when you do have implants in.  How much... more

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Breast augmentation with gummy bear implants

Fortunately your 180 cc implants are small.  You can have your implants removed and the capsule around the implants closed internally with a few sutures.  This will expedite healing and help with the tissue retraction of the breast.  You may need to have a drain in the space for a week or so. 
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