Breast implants removal with lift & small areola. What are the risks? Could I die?

To perform a true risk assessment, a full history and physical exam would need to be performed by a board certified plastic surgeon. However, if you are otherwise in good health, the risk of a fatal outcome is extraordinarily rare. In almost any case of any poor physiologic outcome, the complication is from anesthetic. As we say, in patients of otherwise good health, there is a greater risk of fatality from driving to and from the surgery than there is of fatality from the anesthetic itself. Again, while there is always a chance at a poor outcome, it is extraordinarily rare.

For removal of such a large implants there are two solutions; simple implant removal (it can be done in local anesthesia) or implant removal with lift. First option will leave you with empty, saggy breasts, while breast lift would provide symmetric, perky breasts. None of these procedures is life treathening or has significant mortality rate. You should ask your doctor to place you on some medication to help with implant related anxiety. Good luck.