I had explant with lollipop lift 3 months ago. My left breast tissue continues to open and looks like an abrasion

When you decide to remove your implants there are other decisions to be made as well. If your capsules are thickened, causing issues, or if your implant is ruptured generally it is recommended that you have your capsules removed with the implants. If your capsules are thin and not causing any...

There can be a number of issues surrounding breast implant illness.  I have removed a number of implants and seen first hand their improvement.  If you have symptoms that are related and are at that point where you feel like removal is an option then we would be happy to help when it is p...

The capsule is the layer of scar-like tissue that forms around an implant - any type of implant anywhere in the body. Like scar, a capsule will not re-absorb into the body but can change over time. This is called scar remodeling. The question of whether to remove the entire capsule depends on ...

I would recommend removing the implants and waiting to see how the soft tissue retracts over 6-12 months.  Yes, there is a good chance you won't need a lift in the future after removal of implants.  I recommend an in-office examination as well as a detailed discussion with a surgeon...

Assuming that your implant hasn't ruptured and you're not experiencing a complication such as capsular contracture, your recovery really should not be bad. You will be sore but the fact that your implant is below the muscle will not prolong your recovery in any way. Best of luck.

Thank you for your question. It would be difficult to give an absolute answer of how they will turn out.  It will take several months to see the final result. The answers to your questions depend on a variety of factors.  How large are your implants?  What is your skin like?  Do you have ptosi...