AutoAugmentation after explant with capsulectomy? (Photo)

Great question!  Because your native tissue only makes up approximately 10% of the beasts, there really isn't too much auto augmentation that can be done.  Basically instead of removing all the skin and tissue that you would normally do in a breast lift, only the top layer of the skin is removed and the remaining tissue is used to help provide volume.  However, this is not nearly enough to provide any type of fullness or perkiness to the breasts.  You could always try this first, and then possibly think about a smaller implant in the future, or you can consider fat transfer at the same time or later.  This is why implants are still very popular because its the only way to provide that upper breast fullness and projection that many patients desire.  Seek a consultation with a few board certified plastic surgeon and go with the one you feel most comfortable with.Best of luck and hope this information helps!- Dr. Roger Tsai  @DrRogerTsai
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

I totally support your desire to have implants removed if you’ve had problems with them. When women mention auto augmentation they are usually thinking about fat, not usually skin. In either case I don’t think you can expect much volume so I advise against either method because it will not do much as far  as providing volume.