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Getting my Breast Implants Removed. What Should I Expect For Final Results? (photo)

Getting my breast implants removed . Worried ! What's gonna happen next ? Are they gonna be very ugly /flat/ empty? Used to be 32B in 2009 before BA. Now 32D. Having large capsular contracture ...Probably will need a breast lift in 6-9mhs..., My removal( explanation) is scheduled on March,5/13.... I cry every single day :((((

8 Doctor Answers | Asked by Worriedkitten in Toronto,Canada
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Getting my Breast Implants Removed. What Should I Expect For Final Results?

I think most patients getting implants removed go through a short period of emotional trauma. But within a few weeks most are quite satisfied with their decision as the tissues will tighten more than you expect. Also, most patients think the unsupported breast will drop down onto their abdomen. There is little likelihood of that. The usual change is simply a flatter but not much lower look.
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Breast Implant Removal after Capsular Contracture

I would recommend removal of the breast implants followed by a period of several months of observation. After 6 months or so, a decision for a breast lift can be made. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Getting my Breast Implants Removed. What Should I Expect For Final Results

Sorry to hear what you have gone through. Most patients who make the decision you have made are pleased with the decision. The fact that you had a fair amount of breast tissue before implants is a favorable predictor of an outcome not as bad as you may be worried about. In a few months, you may or may not want to consider a lift. If volume is unsatisfactory, discuss fat grafting with your surgeon. All the best.

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Concerns about Appearance of Breasts after Removal of Breast Implants?

I'm sorry to hear about the anxiety you are experiencing prior to breast implant removal. Remember, that as plastic surgeons, we strive to make the entire experience has “comfortable” as possible for patients; therefore, you may benefit from additional time spent with your plastic surgeon. He/she will be in the best position to help guide you when it comes to specific concerns and achieving specific goals. Generally speaking what breasts look like after explantation... more
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Implant removal and final shape

It is very hard to predict the final shape of the breasts after implant removal. Good luck with your surgery and time will tell.
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Getting my Breast Implants Removed. What Should I Expect For Final Results? (photo)

Yes, you should expect better results. To minimize your chances of capsular contracture, I would go with silicone implants that are placed underneath the muscle. I believe that you will also need a mastopexy (breast lift) to get the nipple at the top of the breast.
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What Results Should I Expect With Implant Removal

It's difficult to say what your breasts will look like after your implants are removed other than the obvious that they will be smaller with less volume. Give yourself some time to adjust to your new body and see how you feel. You may be just fine with your outcome, you may want a lift or you may want to have small implants placed for a little volume. It's a very personal decision. Talk with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to go over your concerns and upon... more
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Worried about explantation

Hello there. Based on your photo, you will be flatter without any implant. Have you discussed your worries/concerns with your plastic surgeon? You have several options: 1) Explantation, 2) Explantation with breast lift, 3) Removing your current implants and exchanging to smaller implants with/without implants. Only your plastic surgeon who has examined you can give you a recommendation. Good luck to you.
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