Breast surgery

Breast implant removal

Breast implant removal at VIEW suits patients with implant-related problems or who simply want them removed. A lift may be added to prevent the breasts from looking deflated or saggy afterwards.

Who it suits

Symptoms or problems related to existing implants
Wanting implants removed without replacement
Sagging after a previous explant

Technique highlights

Implant removal with tissue inspection
Lift can be combined if needed
Small incision, often through the previous scar

Surgical steps

Assess breast condition and implant state
General anaesthesia and implant removal
Close incisions and recover

Recovery & aftercare

Recover for 1–2 weeks
Swelling and bruising subside over 2–4 weeks

Risks & things to consider

Breasts may look deflated after removal without a lift
Implant condition must be checked before surgery

Frequently asked questions

Will my breasts look deflated after implant removal?

It depends on skin and tissue quality. If the risk is high, the surgeon may recommend a lift at the same time to preserve shape.