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Can Your Breast Size Be Reduced After Implants Without Removal of Implants.

asked 10 months ago by libbybuck
Latest answer by Tom J. Pousti, MD
Question viewed 116 times
Tags: implant, options

I had breast implants size 300. I am now a 36D and I do not like how large they are. I want to be an average C size. Can I get a reduction and still keep the implants?

5 answers to Can Your Breast Size Be Reduced After Implants Without Removal of Implants.

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Breast Reduction after Breast Implants

Thanks for the question. Yes it is possible to have a breast reduction while keeping your breast implants in place. Options include removal of breast tissue (standard breast reduction procedure), downsizing of breast implant size or both. The best option for you will be best determined with direct examination and clear communication of your goals. For example, patients who are seeking to maintain superior pole fullness may want to keep their implants and reduce “lower... more
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Implants and reduction - an Oxymoron!

I have been a part of many situations whereby patients change their minds about the most desirable size. I have also seen patients breasts change size after puberty. When it comes to deciding what to do at a particular juncture,we need to decide; 1- what is the size of your own pre-existing breast tissue, 2-What is the size of the implant as a ratio of the overall volume 3- what component does sagging play to the overall size or appearance of size - sagging breasts tend... more
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Breast reduction after implants

One of the specialties in our office is the "Scarless" Breast Reduction which uses liposuction only. Technically it could possibly be done in your case but I agree with the other surgeons by far the smartest thing to do is put in a smaller implant. Hope this helps
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Just put in smaller implants

Why operate on healthy breast tissue when you seem to indicate that you would like a smaller implant. Just ask the doctor who did them to put in smaller implants.
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Breast size

Your question is difficult to answer without getting more of a history and evaluating you. Have you gained weight, or need to lose weight? How much breast tissue did you start off with? just to name a few.

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