When breast implants are deflated by syringe, will I have to wear a compression bandage if I don't plan to replace my implants?
Your question is a little confusing. Are you planning to deflate your implants and leave them in? If you wish to remove your implants, this can be done as an outpatient under local anesthetic. The downtime and pain is minimal and the cost should be very reasonable. As for your breasts after this, there are many factors which determine how they will look after explantation. Some of these include: age, skin laxity, size of your previous implants, weight gain/loss since having implants put in, etc. Good luck, Dr. P
