No matter what your reasons for deciding to have breast implants removed are, our team at Revella Plastic Surgery and Medical Aesthetics is there for you. Ruptured breast implants are caused by old implants, injuries, or past surgical errors. While a ruptured breast implant usually isn’t a medical concern, a ruptured breast implant will compromise the aesthetics. A saline breast implant will deflate and leak, while a silicone breast implant will ripple and deform. Breast Implant RuptureĪ breast implant rupture occurs when the protective shell on the breast implant becomes damaged and compromised. In some cases, a woman may decide that they no longer desire breast implants at all and want them removed. A woman may decide that the size, shape, or material isn’t what they want anymore. Change in Cosmetic GoalsĪ change in cosmetic goals is another common reason for breast implant revision. The excessive forming of scar tissue around a breast implant is called capsular contracture and is a common reason for breast implant revision. This can lead to discomfort and pain and makes the breast implants hard to the touch.
However, sometimes, the body will produce too much scar tissue, and the “pocket” around the breast implant becomes dense and hard. The scar tissue helps keep the breast implant in place and protect it. The scar tissue is formed as part of your body’s wound response to a foreign item in your body. Capsular ContractureĪ small amount of scar tissue naturally forms around your breast implants while you recover. Understanding why people have breast implants removed may help you know if breast implant revision is for you. This is called breast implant revision and is sometimes referred to as revision breast augmentation or corrective breast surgery. However, sometimes, a breast implant will need to be removed or replaced to address a cosmetic or medical concern.
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