Breast Implant Removal (Explant Surgery) | Dr. Lina Triana
Restore your natural look with breast implant removal A safe, supported procedure for a more authentic you.
After having spent several years with breast implants, some women make the decision to remove them, either because they feel that having a large breast is not their priority, because it is time to do an implant change and they do not want to have to do it again in the future or simply because they no longer want to have them.
Making the decision as a patient can be quite difficult since I do not like to promise my patient a perfect result, but to tell the truth the breast area always has enough muscle, fat and / or breast tissue to do the reconstruction and end with a smaller but proportionate breast.
I would love to take you through this journey so that you can make the decision, or not, to permanently remove your breast implants, so schedule your appointment, and I will take you step by step through the process so that you can have enough information and thus take the right decision.
Breast implantremoval is for you if...
You're at a stage in life where you no longer want a voluptuous look and prefer a more natural appearance.
You're experiencing medical complications or symptoms that may be related to your implants.
You're looking for a safe, medically supported procedure so you feel secure now and in the future.
You want to look and feel more natural and authentic.
You’re ready to prioritize yourself without guilt or urgency; this change comes from within, not from a passing trend.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Breast implants removal
Am I a candidate for a breast implant removal?
Any woman who does not want to continue with breast implants, either because having a large breast is no longer her priority, because it is time to change her implants and she does not want to replace them, or simply she does not want them anymore, is a good candidate for a breast implant removal.
How do I perform a breast implant removal?
The truth is that only after opening the breast and removing the breast implant, the surrounding scar tissue and the capsule, it is simply not possible to really know what and how much tissue will be used to perform the breast reconstruction. Usually the breast area always has enough muscle, fat and / or breast tissue to do the reconstruction and end up with a smaller but proportionate breast.
How is the recovery after a breast implant removal?
After a breast implant removal surgery, you may leave with a drain which will allow you to eliminate all the liquid that has remained inside, it will be necessary to use a compression bra for about a month after your surgery.
Recommendations
After breast implant removal, it’s important to keep the breast well-supported for at least two weeks and to avoid physical activity for up to two months.
Understanding each woman's personal reasons for choosing breast implant removal is essential. That’s why it’s important to work with a compassionate and experienced surgeon who can offer the emotional support needed throughout the process. During consultations, we’ll address your concerns and expectations, as well as potential risks and complications associated with the procedure.
It’s also important to note that recovery after explant surgery varies from patient to patient.
