Thinking of Getting Saline Implants Removed, Is this Possible Without Sagging?

I had gotten saline implants about a year ago, im 19 and I was a 34B before now a 34D, and im thinking of having them removed I have not been happy since i got them and do not know if i ever will be, could i get them removed without them sagging?

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Removing Breast Implants

At your age, it may be possible to remove your saline implants without the risk of breast sagging, but it is important to see a board certified plastic surgeon in person to determine whether or not you will need a lift after implant removal. Various factors cause the skin to become lax and the breasts to sag over time. However, without a consultation and discussing your medical history, it’s hard to say whether or not you would also need a breast lift procedure during the implant... more

Removal of Breast Implants and “Sagging”?

Thank you for the question. Without examining you or viewing pictures it is not possible to give you precise advice. However, based on your age and the fact that you have had the breast implants for only one year, it is very likely that your breasts will “bounce back” nicely after removal of the breast implants. Obviously, whether you will have “sagging” will depend on factors such as skin elasticity and the current position of your nipple/areola... more

"sagging" ? Take them out- and SIEF: Simultaneous Implant Exchange with Fat

I have developed an operation where you can have your saline implants removed and have your own body fat transplanted into the breast subcutaneous space, leaving the breasts as large as they were before with implants in many cases. Simultaneous Implant Exchange With Fat - "SIEF", will be a popular alternative to implant exchange or total removal, which most women do not want! See the video: see video

Implant removal and sagging

Implants simply add volume to your breasts. If you remove them, you remove the volume. If you have smaller implants and good elasticity to your skin then the skin should contract over time just as it does when we remove fat during liposuction. If you have larger volume implants your skin may be stretched beyond its ability to contract adequately. If that is the case then a breast lift may be required.