Affordable Options for Saline Implant Removal?

Good day! Breast implant removal average costs is around $4,500 but the most important part of your surgery is your doctor's experience. The cost varies depending on your area, facility, and years of experience of your surgeon. Keeping a deflated implant serious illness but aside from asymmetry, it may cause discomfort in the long run. It is best to have an in-person examination so that costs will be customized according to your needs. You may also ask the manufacturer of your implant if explantation is covered in their warranty or insurance that you paid when you got them. Best of luck! #RealSelf100

When patient’s have deflated
saline implants, the results can be very dramatic.These implants flatten rapidly and patient’s
suddenly find themselves with significant breast asymmetry.This can create anxiety and because of this,
patient’s are eager to have this problem corrected as soon as possible.For this reason, we don’t see a lot of women
with deflated implants for prolonged periods of time.Surgeons are also eager to correct the problem as soon as
possible.They realize that with time,
the implant pocket starts to shrink.This may be accompanied by creases and folds in the deflated implant
which can cause erosions through the skin.With the passage of time, revisional surgery becomes more
difficult with a greater potential for complications.When implants are replaced early, all that’s
necessary is a simple exchange of the old deflated implant for a new one.When the empty implant is left in place for
prolonged periods of time, the implant pocket may need to be recreated because
of shrinkage. Although we recommend removal and replacement of deflated
implants at the earliest possible date, we realize this isn’t always
possible.In theory, empty saline
implants can be left in place indefinitely.Although this doesn’t help your financial question, it does buy you some
time to deal with the issue.If this
situation arises, it’s important to consult a board certified plastic surgeon
to discuss the pros and cons of leaving a deflated saline implant in place.