At Top Surgeons USA, we are dedicated to helping you find expert, board-certified plastic surgeons who specialize in breast implant removal. Whether you are considering removal due to medical reasons, personal preference, or lifestyle changes, our directory is designed to connect you with the best surgical care available.
Breast implant removal surgery, also known as explant surgery, involves the removal of breast implants from a previous breast augmentation procedure. This surgery may be a follow-up to a previous breast augmentation surgery and can be accompanied by additional procedures such as breast lift or capsulectomy to address changes in the breast tissue and achieve optimal aesthetic results.
Alleviates complications such as pain, capsular contracture, or implant rupture.
Addresses concerns related to BIA-ALCL (Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma).
Helps patients achieve a more natural breast appearance that aligns with their current lifestyle or body image preferences.
Offers a choice for those with breast cancer concerns, providing an option for individuals looking to eliminate potential risks or complications associated with their diagnosis.
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Our surgeons use various techniques tailored to each patient’s specific needs, starting with the initial incision made during the breast implant surgery:
Direct extraction of the implants without additional procedures.
Removal of the implant and the surrounding scar tissue capsule as a single unit to minimize the risk of contamination.
Complete removal of the capsule tissue surrounding the implant, often recommended to ensure all materials are extracted.
Selecting an experienced surgeon is critical for ensuring a safe and satisfactory outcome. Surgeons in our network are chosen for their:
Board certifications and extensive experience in breast implant removal.
Commitment to patient safety and state-of-the-art surgical practices.
Transparent communication about the benefits, risks, and expected outcomes of the procedure.
It’s important to consult a plastic surgeon for both the removal of breast implants and potential breast reconstruction to ensure the best possible outcome and care.
Recovery timelines can vary based on the complexity of the surgery and any additional procedures performed. Typically, patients can expect:
Initial downtime of a few days to a week where rest is advised to aid healing.
Detailed post-operative care instructions from their surgeon to manage discomfort and facilitate recovery, including the need for someone to drive the patient home post-surgery due to the effects of general anesthesia.
Follow-up appointments to monitor healing and discuss any further cosmetic enhancements if desired.
The cost of breast implant removal can vary depending on several factors such as the surgical approach used, the surgeon’s fees, and geographical location. Top Surgeons USA offers resources to help you understand:
The range of costs you might expect.
Insurance coverage possibilities, particularly if removal is medically necessary.
Financing options to make the procedure accessible.
If you’re considering breast implant removal, Top Surgeons USA can guide you to the right professionals. Explore our directory to find experienced surgeons, view their profiles, and schedule a consultation to discuss your options and expectations. Let us help you take the next step towards feeling comfortable and confident in your body.
Get Started NowReasons vary from medical issues like implant complications or systemic symptoms (often referred to as breast implant illness) to personal decisions such as lifestyle changes or cosmetic preferences.
Post-surgery, patients often notice changes in breast shape and size. Additional procedures like a breast lift may be necessary to restore a more natural look.
Coverage depends on the reasons for removal. Implants removed for medical reasons, such as capsular contracture or implant rupture, are more likely to be covered than those removed for cosmetic reasons.
Both silicone and saline implants can be removed. The process to remove breast implants may vary slightly depending on the type, with each having specific considerations for removal.