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Wil my Breasts Sag After Removal of 3 Year Old 325ml Silicone Implants?

i Am 30 Years Old..unmarried.. I had gone for my breast silicon implants surgery 3years ago with Nagor implants of 325ml each..I want to remove them now forever coz my breasts look too big & vulgar & i also have terrible back pain due to the heavy implants..will my breasts sag after the removal..i dont want to go for any breast lifts..please suggest me what should i do..?

11 Doctor Answers | Asked by virena in Mumbai, 16
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Removing breast implants

I would disagree or at least put it differently than the other responses so far.  It has nothing to do with how "loose" your tissues are or what they were at the time of the augmentation or how they've changed. There is an effect related to implants that were too big for the breast (like a foot that's too big for a shoe) and possible things that were done to the breast when the implants were put in.  In general, breast implants weigh as much as an... more
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Should I have my implants removed?

After 3 years, your skin has likely stretched too much for any significant shrinking of the skin to occur naturally after removal of the current implants. My suggestion would be to have a full discussion and consultation with a couple of board certified plastic surgeons prior to making your final decision. Word of caution: to prepare you, you should expect the cost of this next surgery to be far more than the cost of getting the implant put in if it turns out that you... more
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Breast implant removal

What your breasts will look like after explantation depends on several factors such as: the quality of skin elasticity (the better the elasticity the better the skin will bounce back), the size of the implants used (the larger the implant the more trouble you may have with redundant skin), and the amount of breast tissue present at this time (which may have changed since the time of your breast augmentation). 
Life experience since your breast augmentation procedure, such... more

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Removing breast implants

It's hard to say what you'll look like without actually seeing you, but you'll most likely need some sort of lift after implant removal to restore the natural shape to your breasts.
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Explant and lift

You'll want your breasts to be tightened up by means of a lift technique because your large implants will have stretched out your tissues.  Best wishes
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Breast lift as same time as implant removal

In borderline cases, I have strongly advised my patients to undrego the implant removal and to wait for subsiding of resolution and skin contraction (usually completed by 6 months). see video
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Breast appearance after implant removal

It is difficult to predict how the breasts will look after removal of implants that have been in for more than three years.  You may require a lift.
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Breast augmentation

Any lift will denpend on how "loose" your tissue is.  Another words, the elastic property of your skin will impact any decision to do a lift. 
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Will breasts sag after implant removal

That depends on the quality of the breast tissue before the augmentation, whether the breasts were overaugmented, whether or not you became pregnant since the augmentation and howyour tissues stretch in response to the surgery. In other words, without any information about you, I cannot venture a guess.
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Breast sagging after implant removal

You can have your implants exchanged for smaller implants or you can have them removed. Depending upon how much excess breast skin there is, you may require some sort of lift procedure. Before getting yourself so determined not to have a lift, you should have a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to help allay your fears.
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