Why have breast revision surgery in Newport Beach?
Breast implant revision is most typically performed to correct capsular contracture (excess scar tissue formation around an implant) or implant malposition (implants that are too close together, too far apart, or “bottomed out”). But there is a wide range of possible reasons why a woman may be dissatisfied with her breast implants, and Dr. Savalia will evaluate each case individually. Here is a quick look at the main types of implant revision procedures he performs:
Breast Implant Replacement
Dr. Savalia can exchange breast implants for larger or smaller implants or replace a ruptured implant. He also replaces implants in many cases of malposition and when correcting capsular contracture.
Breast Implant Removal
If you no longer wish to have implants, Dr. Savalia can remove the implants and perform surgery to create an attractive, smaller breast. In these cases, a breast lift can often help to enhance the outcome, particularly for women who had larger implants.
Capsulectomy
The capsule that naturally develops around a breast implant may need to be removed entirely when it is overly firm or constricting the breast implant (capsular contracture).
Capsulotomy
Tightened scar tissue around a breast implant can sometimes be corrected by cutting the scar capsule. In this procedure, the original capsule remains in place but is surgically altered.