Left nipple goes inward when flexing. Could this be from under the muscle implants and will removal fix this?

After explant surgery, compression is recommended for at least six-ten weeks depending on your specific case. The size of the implant, the amount of inflammation noted during explant surgery, foreign body reaction, along with age, among many other factors determines the length of compression...

Fat transfer is not recommended at all. At least 30-50% of the fat will inevitably die, and clumps of that fat may remain. This will certainly lead to change/loss of sensation, along with self monthly breast exam that may pick up on these hard masses that may result in unnecessary images,...

Recent studies have indicated that it is not absolutely necessary to do a capsulectomy at the time of implant removal. In fact, if there is very little breast tissue and a capsulectomy is performed, there is a higher incidence of deformity. Whether the capsule has a lot to do with BII is unclear...

The technique I recommend is explantation and lift using The Bellesoma Method. The implants are removed, your breast tissue is reshaped creating upper pole fullness, elevated higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Vertical scars are avoided, nipple sensation (in...

Hello, thank you for your question. Yes, it is generally possible to have your breast implants removed (explant) and hematomas drained even if your implants have only been in place for a short period, such as 2 weeks. However, there are several important considerations and potential risks to...

Hello, thank you for your question. In my opinion, it is not possible to remove the entire implant and capsule through an areolar incision, even if they are small. Please see the attached video that answers your question. Always ensure that you feel confident in your surgeon's expertise with...