Your goals. A considered approach.
Breast implant revision addresses concerns after a previous augmentation. These may include a change in size preference, implant position, firmness, rupture, or changes in breast tissue over time.
Begin with what has changed.
A thoughtful plan starts with your individual assessment. These are the details to explore together.
Implant evaluation
Bring implant records and prior imaging, if available, to help assess your starting point.
Shape and position
Discuss the implant pocket, surrounding scar capsule, and breast tissue.
Your next chapter
Explore implant exchange, removal, or a lift based on your priorities.
A conversation comes first.
Bring your questions about breast implant revision. Share your health history, medications, prior treatments, and what you hope to change. Your consultation is also a chance to discuss alternatives and whether treatment is right for you.
Share your priorities
Tell us what matters to you, including what you want to preserve. Reference photographs can help explain your preferences.
Explore your options
Review the recommended approach, realistic outcomes, limitations, and risks. Take the time you need to ask questions.
Plan the practical details
Discuss your quote, preparation, follow-up, and support at home. Leave with a clear understanding of the next steps.
Make room for your recovery.
Recovery depends on what needs correction and whether a lift or capsule surgery is included. Previous scars and tissue changes can affect healing. Follow the plan made for your revision.
An informed choice is a personal one.
Revision can be more complex than initial surgery. Risks include recurrent firmness, implant displacement, healing problems, and further surgery. New implants also require long-term follow-up. Your consultation includes a fuller discussion of risks, alternatives, and your individual suitability.
Support beyond your procedure.
Explore the care guide for breast implant revision, including recovery, activity, and when to contact our team. Follow your personal discharge instructions.
View Recovery & Care InstructionsLet’s talk through it.
Do I need to know my implant type?
Records are helpful. Bring your implant card, operative reports, and imaging if you have them.
Must I replace my implants?
Replacement is one option. Removal, with or without additional reshaping, may also be discussed.
How much does breast implant revision cost?
Your individual plan determines your quote. Ask what is included, which fees may be separate, and whether follow-up or future treatments have additional costs.
How do I get started?
Call our team or send a consultation request. We will help arrange a conversation about your goals, medical history, and next steps.
