Breast reconstruction revision is a procedure designed to address any issues that may arise following an initial breast reconstruction surgery. It's common for your preferences and expectations to change over time, and sometimes, the initial reconstruction may not align with your current aesthetic or physical goals. Changes in your body, dissatisfaction with the previous surgery's outcome, or complications such as implant leakage or scar tissue formation can lead to the consideration of a revision.
What is Breast Reconstruction Revision?
Breast reconstruction revision is a surgical procedure aimed at addressing any issues that may arise after the initial breast reconstruction surgery. Revision surgery aims to make personalized adjustments to meet specific aesthetic and physical needs, ensuring that the outcome aligns with each patient’s current goals and expectations. If you decide to have a revision, your Elite surgeon will assess your situation and suggest adjustments tailored to your specific needs. Options may include the following:
- Implant Exchange or Removal: Replacing old implants with new ones or removing them completely.
- Autologous Tissue Use: Utilizing your tissues from other body areas to reconstruct the breast.
- Fat Grafting: Transferring fat from another part of your body to your breast to amend shape and texture.
- Scar Tissue Modification: Adjusting or removing scar tissue that may have formed around the implant.