Breast Implant Removal: Q&A
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Got Silikon Implant 1 Week Ago,want Them Removed,how Long Do I Have to Waith for the Removal?
Got Silikon Implant 1 Week Ago,want Them Removed,how Long Do I Have to Waith for the Removal?
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lis Norway
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Implants can be removed immediately but don't rush your implant removal.
Dear Lis, It is very uncommon for a patient to want their implants removed after breast augmentation. Even patients in their sixties request revision augmentation, rather than have their implants removed. For most women, breast implants restore the shape and volume they lost as a result of aging or pregnancies. That said, if you have concerns about the size, shape, appearance or sensation of your breasts, contact your surgeon and discuss your concerns. ...
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Implants and removal
It is not uncommon for a patient to have a bit of buyer's remorse after having implants placed. Specifics for the reasons would be necessary. Implants can be removed at any time, bit is but commonly it is recommended that you wait a few months.
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Timing for Removal of Breast Implants?
It is not possible to give you precise advise without direct examination and a full communication of your concerns after having undergone the breast augmentation surgery recently.
Although breast implants can be removed at any time after breast augmentation surgery, I generally suggest patients wait at least 3 to 6 additional months before making with any decisions regarding the results of their him breast augmentation surgery. This waiting time will allow them to (potentially)...
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When can implants be removed
Your implants can be removed at any time, however you may want to give yourself some time to explore why you want them out so soon after having them placed. You are still healing from your surgery and your "look" is still evolving. I would recommend having a discussion with your surgeon about your concerns.
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