SHIKHAR TOMUR
, MD

Revision Breast Surgery

Correct complications or update previous breast surgery results

Procedure Overview

Expert revision surgery for prior breast procedures, addressing implant malposition, capsular contracture, and unsatisfactory cosmetic results with precision and care.

Steps Involved in Revision Breast Surgery

  1. Consultation: Detailed evaluation of previous surgery and current concerns
  2. Anesthesia: Administration of General Anesthesia
  3. Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of existing implants and tissue
  4. Correction: Precise surgical adjustments to achieve desired results
  5. Implant Replacement: Careful placement of new implants if needed
  6. Closure: Meticulous closure for optimal healing

Recovery

  • Initial Recovery: 7-10 days with swelling and bruising
  • Exercise: Light activity after 3 weeks, full exercise after 6 weeks
  • Final Results: Visible after 3-6 months when all swelling resolves

Frequently Asked Questions

What are common reasons for revision breast surgery?

Common reasons include capsular contracture, implant rupture, malposition, size change desires, asymmetry correction, and updating aging implants. Each case requires a customized approach based on the specific issue.

Is revision surgery more complex than primary breast surgery?

Yes, revision surgery is typically more complex due to scar tissue and altered anatomy from previous surgery. This requires specialized expertise and often longer surgical time, but excellent results are achievable with proper technique.

How long should I wait between surgeries?

Generally, we recommend waiting at least 3-6 months between surgeries to allow proper healing. Timeline depends on your specific situation.

Can I change implant size during revision?

Yes, revision surgery is an excellent opportunity to change implant size, type, or placement. We can address multiple concerns simultaneously, including size adjustments and any complications from your previous surgery.

Revision Breast Surgery Procedure

Is Revision Surgery Right for You?

Consider revision surgery if you experience:

  • Capsular contracture
  • Implant rupture or leak
  • Implant malposition
  • Size change desires
  • Asymmetry issues
  • Cosmetic dissatisfaction
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