Breast implants bottom out correction cost?

I had Breast implants done 1year ago and I think one has bottomed out. Whats an average price i had 430cc's under the muscle...

Breast implants bottom out correction cost?
4 answers to “Breast implants bottom out...”

A: Bottomed out Breast Implant

Armando Soto, MD

Hi there- The corrective surgery you would need involves removal of the scar tissue capsule in the lower portion of the right breast, with reconstruction of the right infra-mammary fold (the crease under your right breast). This is a technically challenging procedure, and to do properly would take 1-2 hours... more

A: Difficult to give you a cost for this procedure

Jeffrey Zwiren, MD

 Your right implant is definitely lower than the left.  There is the appearance of an extra fold on the right.  It may be that the right  breast crease was initially higher on the right.  To correct this problem you will need a capsulotomy type of procedure.  When I see a patient... more

A: Total cost would be $9000 in Manhattan.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi! Your right breast does need a revision breast augmentation.  I have no idea about fees in the UK, but in our Manhattan practice, it would cost you about $9000, including operating room charge and anesthesia.

A: Prices vary widely

Richard P. Rand, MD

Your right breast needs correction.  If you stil have confidence in your original surgeon, you will get a much better price than if you have to go to an entirely new doctor.  Prices vary widely so I couldn't even guess on what it will be. 

Comments (1)

kaseysmummy
4 posts
25 Jun 2009

thankyou so much for your advice i have contacted the surgeon and am awaiting a reply, how would they correct this kind of problem?

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