Right Breast Has Deflated and in Pain?

I'm sorry to hear about the breast implant deflation/discomfort you are experiencing.

 Unfortunately,  online consultants will not be able to be of much service to you.  You will be best off contacting the offices of board certified plastic surgeons in your area  and arranging consultations.  Much of what will be recommended to you will depend on your goals;  for example, if you decide to have the breasts implants removed of (and not replace),  it is possible that the procedure may be done safely/comfortably under local anesthesia,  thereby minimizing expenses.  If, on the other hand, you choose to have breast implants replaced  you will certainly be  dealing with additional expenses.

 Best wishes with what may be difficult decisions.

 

Removal of breast implants, intact or ruptured, may have positive implications if patients are symptomatic. A constellation of symptoms associated with breast implant illness, and autoimmune disease are considered when treating patients who have breast implants and are concerned about foreign body reaction. In our office, we begin this journey with a consideration of symptoms and exclusion of obvious autoimmune problems. In many of our patients, en bloc removal of breast implants with capsulectomy is important and beneficial. Further clinical evidence about breast implant illness is evolving and will continue to guide treatment. I would suggest removal if there is a possibility of foreign body reaction.

Best,
Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

     Usually, implant removal and replacement is a rather uncomplicated procedure that can be performed in about 10 minutes.  You can usually find someone to perform this on one side for less than $3000.