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Reasons Women Are Unhappy With Their Breast Implants
Aqua Plastic Surgery posted on November 9, 2021
Most women are satisfied with their bust after breast augmentation with breast implants, but a few struggle with painful symptoms and asymmetrical results. Dr. Rankin and Dr. Vibhakar perform the En Bloc and breast explant procedures to remove breast implants for women who are no longer happy with their results.
Continue reading →How to Get Ready for Your Breast Explant Consultation
Aqua Plastic Surgery posted on August 11, 2021
The first step for any woman who is contemplating removing her breast implants is to meet with a surgeon to discuss breast explant surgery. Whether you are concerned about a faulty implant leaking in the body, or just no longer care for the way the implants look in your body, a breast explant surgeon can… Continue reading →
Continue reading →Facts About Breast Explant Surgery
Aqua Plastic Surgery posted on January 17, 2021
A breast explant procedure involves removal of breast implants while maintaining a natural body profile. It is major surgery, and typically more complex than the original placement. That is because scar tissue forms after most surgical procedures. Experienced plastic surgeons Dr. David Rankin and Dr. Dev Vibhakar have performed hundreds of breast explant surgeries for… Continue reading →
Continue reading →How Long Should You Wait to Have Breast Implant Revision?
Aqua Plastic Surgery posted on July 15, 2020
Recovering from breast augmentation is an emotional process filled with highs and lows. It can be hard to keep a positive attitude amidst discomfort, bruising, swelling and limited range of motion. It is common to experience some internal conflicts or even regrets over having breast implants placed. In many cases, these regrets are fleeting, and… Continue reading →
Continue reading →Is There Any Way to Reduce the Risk of Capsular Contracture?
Aqua Plastic Surgery posted on May 12, 2020
Capsular contracture is a complication of breast augmentation that occurs when the scar tissue that naturally forms around the implant hardens. The scar tissue can contract around one or both implants, causing pain and distortion. Nowadays complications like capsular contracture are rare, as surgical techniques have evolved and plastic surgeons have become more knowledgeable about… Continue reading →
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