Removing 425cc implant under the muscle with no lift?

Thank you for your question.  No reputable online reviewer can diagnose and recommend treatment without an exam and more information.  Once one has removal of an implant as sizable as 425cc there is a high possibility of having visible sagging of the breasts (ptosis).  Many women seek surgery to treat this.  I would recommend starting with a face to face consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has experience in breast surgery. During your visit your surgeon should be evaluating your health to determine if you are a good surgical candidate and examining your tissues to get a sense of what type of procedure your tissues will allow. Only with a hands on exam can this be determined. During the consult you and the surgeon should be understanding of the goals and realistic outcomes of your choices. Be sure to see plenty of before and after photos to get an idea of the range of patient experience of your surgeon. Once an exam and opinion is rendered then you can decide if surgery is right for you. Good luck.

It's a good question. The decision whether to undergo a lift after an implant removal depends on your overall goals and your physical examination.Only a careful in person consultation can determine whether you would benefit from a lift after removal of your implants. Your always have the option of having your implants removed, judging your result 3-6 months later and then deciding whether or not to undergo a lift procedure during a second operation. If you have saline implants, the implants can be drained in clinic six weeks before removal. This gives the breast tissues time to retract to see you how you may look with only implant removal. This allows you to judge your result if you undergo only the removal procedure.Schedule consult with board-certified plastic surgeons to hear all of your options in detail.

Removal of a 425 cc implant alone may lead to skin laxity requiring a full lift. It is impossible to determine without an in office consultation. Seek breast specialist in your area