There are several reasons why a woman decides to remove the breast implants from her body, a variety of factors that can be physical, emotional or social that lead her to make this decision.
In this video by Dr. Lina Triana, she reflects on this topic and also tells you how your breasts look after removing the breast implants.
Over the years, a woman’s neckline has played an important role in the differentiation between men and women, which is why artists and sculptors have given so much importance to this part of the body; hence, many women look for alternatives to improve their neckline.
Breast implants are the best alternative to achieve a good result, give the breast a more harmonious shape and, of course, achieve that desired neckline; but after having the implants in the body and living with them for several years, some women make the decision to remove them for good, and the reasons are quite varied, whether because they no longer want to keep replacing them over time, their interests changed and they no longer wish to have a prominent bust, or perhaps they experienced some strange symptom thought to be related to ASIA syndrome.
Once the decision has been made to remove the breast implants from the body, the biggest question arises: how will I look? And it is with the help of an expert that we will get that breast back in place and with a harmonious shape.
In the implant removal procedure, also known as breast implant explantation, what is done is the extraction of the implant, but this procedure goes further, because if it is only removed, the breast will be left empty and loose, and without the neckline that is the reason why that woman had her breast augmentation.
When the implant is removed, it is taken out en bloc; that is, the implant and the capsule or scar surrounding the implant are removed to leave the breast as it was before it had the implant, and after this comes the reconstructive part, where, as a surgeon, I use the breast tissue to reshape the breast and leave that neckline looking as good as possible.
In conclusion, the decision to remove breast implants is a personal process that can be influenced by medical, aesthetic, lifestyle and emotional factors. Every woman who makes the decision should keep in mind that each patient is unique and different, as are her skin, tissue and breast shape, and the final result of the procedure will also depend on this.