Is bilateral revision necessary if only one side has capsular contracture? (Photo)

I recommend you have an ultrasound or MRI done to look at the capsule. If the capsule appears normal then it does not need to be removed. If you are going to a larger implant, it may need to be released to accommodate a larger implant. If the capsule appears abnormal then you may want to...

Yes, it is possible to change from sub glandular to sub muscular back to sub glandular. However, you have not provided photographs or told us your bra size. 650 cc implants are quite large and heavy. In the sub glandular position, the only thing holding the implants up is the skin envelope. ...

Saline implants do tend to have more issues with rippling than there silicone counterparts. As you have pointed out, this can be more apparent in patients who have very little breast tissue. Choosing a Duel- plane allowing for implant coverage with pectoralis muscle can help this to some degree....

Hello I’m assuming the implants are currently sub muscular in position? If so, either plan would be a reasonable option. What is important in the correction of symmastia is a pocket change. In my experience, creation of a neo subpectoral pocket can be challenging if you have a very thin c...

Dear Lisa8974, breast implant type and sizing selection is a complicated process and requires a detailed consultation that includes a discussion of your goals, a detailed examination, and a lengthy discussion. But the decision will always start and end with the patient. When it comes to...

The photo quality makes it difficult to say definitively what would be needed surgically. Generally speaking, yes it is entirely possible to go from a subglandular to submuscular plane. Often times when I perform a pocket switch I will use an absorbable mesh (internal bra) to help support the...