Table of Contents
- Common Reasons for Breast Implant Revision
- Types of Revision Procedures
- Why Choose Dr. Milan Doshi
- What to Expect: Consult, Surgery & Recovery
- Real Patient Stories
- FAQs
- Book a Consultation
What Are the Most Common Reasons for Breast Implant Revision?
- Capsular contracture: scar tissue hardens around the implant.
- Implant rupture or deflation: age-related failure of saline or silicone implants.
- Implant malposition: shifting/rotation causing asymmetry, bottoming-out, or double-bubble.
- Rippling or wrinkling: especially noticeable with thin soft-tissue coverage.
- Desire to change size, shape, or type: lifestyle or aesthetic goals evolve.
- Unsatisfactory prior results: contour, symmetry, or scar concerns.
Note: Some concerns overlap and may require a combination approach for best results.
What Types of Breast Implant Revision Surgeries Are Available?
- Implant replacement: remove and replace with new size/profile/type to address rupture, discomfort, or updated goals.
- Capsulectomy or capsulotomy: remove or release the tight capsule in capsular contracture.
- Internal bra technique: reinforce support using mesh or strong sutures to correct displacement/bottoming-out.
- Breast lift with revision (mastopexy): reshape and elevate tissue when ptosis coexists with implant concerns.
- Implant removal (explantation): remove implants; may pair with lift or fat grafting for a natural silhouette.
Why Choose Dr. Milan Doshi for Breast Implant Revision in Mumbai?
- 25+ years’ experience and ISAPS mentorship; high-volume revision expertise.
- NABH-accredited surgical facility with strict international safety protocols.
- Personalised planning: anatomy-based measurements, aesthetic ratios, and 3D simulation (when indicated).
- Latest implant technology: FDA/CE-certified cohesive gel implants; smooth-surface preference where appropriate.
- Transparent counselling: clear expectations, scar-minimising strategies, and long-term follow-up.
What to Expect from Breast Implant Revision Surgery
Pre-Surgery Consultation
- Comprehensive exam and review of prior surgery/implant details.
- Imaging as needed (ultrasound/MRI) and discussion of goals and options.
- Personalised plan: revision type(s), incision strategy, and aftercare.
During Surgery
- Typically 2–4 hours under general anaesthesia.
- May include implant exchange, capsule work, internal bra, and/or lift.
- Meticulous haemostasis and pocket control to optimise symmetry.
Recovery Timeline
- Same-day discharge or short stay, based on complexity.
- Back to desk work: ~5–7 days; full activity: ~4–6 weeks (surgeon-cleared).
- Support garments, scar care, and scheduled follow-ups included.
Real Patient Stories: Courage & Confidence Restored
Karishma, 37 – Mumbai
“After my first surgery overseas, the results were disappointing. Allure Medspa gave me the professionalism and care I was looking for. Today, I finally feel at ease in my own body.”
Rupa, 42 – Bengaluru
“I experienced pain and hardness due to capsule formation. The revision surgery fixed it and the emotional relief has been incredible.”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. How long do implants last before needing revision?
Ans. Many last 10–15 years, but revision may be needed sooner for complications or evolving goals.
Q2. Can a breast lift be performed with implant revision?
Ans. Yes. Combining a lift with revision often produces the best contour and nipple position.
Q3. What is the average cost in Mumbai?
Ans. Typically ₹1.5–₹2.5 lakhs, depending on complexity and implant choice. You’ll receive a detailed estimate after evaluation.
Q4. Is revision surgery riskier than first-time augmentation?
Ans. It’s usually more complex due to scar tissue and altered anatomy—another reason to choose an experienced revision surgeon.
Book a Confidential Consultation
Considering revision for discomfort, symmetry, or a change in size? Speak with Dr. Milan Doshi at Allure Medspa, Mumbai, for a candid assessment and a personalised plan.
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Information provided is educational and not a substitute for personalised medical advice.