Patients like yourself who have visible contour irregularities before explantation are at high risk to have them after the procedure. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon. You may be a candidate for fat transfers either at the time of explantation of as a secondary procedure.

Dents can form with loss of volume after removal of implants. Massage can help prevent dents from scar tissue. If needed, fat transfers could help give more volume, or a lift could help tighten. Please discuss your options with your surgeon.

The board certified plastic surgeon who performed your breast implant removal can provide the best advice regarding treatment for scar tissue or dented deformed breast after breast implant removal. Usually removing them and performing the lift at the same time makes the most sense as some patients clearly need a lift and only want to go through one surgery. If you are borderline, it is not unreasonable to remove the implants and then observe a waiting period of six months before the determination for breast lift and/or fat transfer is made. This will give your breasts time to bounce back and your PS time to determine what type of lift, if any, is needed.

Your surgeon will be the best person to advise you as he/she is most familiar with the details of your surgery and how you've been progressing through recovery. Sometimes massage of the tissues is recommended after surgery. Fat grafting can be done to help support tissues that appear inverted after implant removal.

Hi! How your body reacts to surgery is different for every patient. I think it is best to have a discussion with your surgeon, and see what your options are, you may benefit from fat grafting or a lift, depending on what your are left with after removing the implants. All the best!