Breast Implants

For many women who are considering breast augmentation, the most important factor is breast implant size. Dr. Sanders understands that feeling confident and tapping into their innate femininity with larger, fuller breasts is often the predominant reason women undergo a professional breast augmentation.

Some women are perfectly content with the size and shape of their breasts… and if that is you, then great! If you are reading this, though, it is probably because you have some reservations about your own figure.

Right after breast implant removal, a woman’s breast may not look ideal. Many San Fernando Valley patients note a deflated look, which improves over the weeks after surgery as the breasts regain their shape. However, this may not be an issue if women have also chosen to receive a breast lift during the removal process.

Whether or not the breasts will sag after implants have been removed all depends on the woman. Every San Fernando Valley woman is different, so results aren’t always the same. That being said, there is a good chance that women may experience some drooping and sagging after their breast implant removal, especially if they had sagging before their implants.

Ideally, patients should have their silicone implants replaced as soon as they realize they are leaking. The problem is that many San Fernando Valley can go months without even knowing their silicone implants have ruptured.

This can happen for many reasons and does not always indicate a problem with the implants or the surgeon they chose for the procedure. For example, women may want to get rid of their implants because:

Many of you are aware of the recent action by Allergan that removed their textured breast implants and tissue expanders from the U.S. market because of their association (1 in 3,200 implants) with Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (ALCL) of the scar tissue surrounding the implant.