How Long After Augmentation to Get Breast Implant Removal?

Breast implant removal can be accomplished at any time through the exisiting scars. The areola should remain stable in size.

It is not unusual for some patients to have a general dysphoria or depressed mood after surgical procedures.  I have seen this occur several times and these patients improve over a few weeks and then generally love their new bodies. However, this is not the case for everyone.  If you feel that you made a bad decision in having your surgery, then you would be better off taking the implants out sooner rather than waiting too long for a capsule to form or for the skin to stretch too much. 

If you are sure you want them out, you can have this done under local anesthesia and your skin may shrink back down over time but this depends on your age, size, skin type, and breast shape. Hope this helps.

You can remove the implants any time. But, one word of advice: wait. You are too early in the postoperative period and things will change. I would say wait to see how things look when you are about 4-5 months out. If you still feel the same way, then at that point you can remove the implants. You would use the same incision that was used at the first augmentation. It is difficult to predict what your nipple and areola would be like but they will definitely be less pull and more likely they would look collapsed.
Hope that answers your question.

Implant can be removed anytime. In my opinion early is better than late when the stretch has occurred. No new incision is needed. 

these implants could be removed at any time in the removal would be done through incisions that have already been made. There are no fixed definition of cup sizes. I would not expect a full to cup size increased with implants of the size you have have inserted. A bit of patience before making a decision might be reported and I would suggest giving a full 3 months from the date of surgery. Thank you and best wishes.