Breast Revision Procedures
Our approach to breast revision prioritizes safety, precision, and your personal goals. We understand that every case is unique—whether you’re seeking correction for complications or updating your implant choice. By evaluating your anatomy, surgical history, and desired outcomes, we develop a customized plan to help you feel confident and supported every step of the way.
Our Approach
At Plastic Surgery Northwest, our board-certified plastic surgeons specialize in breast revision procedures to correct or enhance the results of previous surgeries. Whether addressing implant issues or natural changes in breast tissue over time, our team helps you achieve results that align with your current goals and aesthetic vision.
Who is a candidate?
Patients with ruptured, deflated, or malpositioned implants
Individuals experiencing discomfort or capsular contracture
Those seeking a change in implant size, type, or position
Patients with sagging, asymmetry, or aesthetic dissatisfaction
Benefits of Breast Revisions
Restores confidence
Improves breast shape, position, and symmetry
Allows for updated implant options
Resolves complications from prior surgeries
PRocedure Details
Implant Exchange
Replaces old implants with new ones, either for cosmetic reasons or due to damage or aging. May involve size or material changes.
Capsular Contracture Correction
Removes hardened scar tissue that forms around the implant, restoring softness and comfort.
Breast Lift with Revision
Addresses sagging breast tissue or nipple position during implant revision to restore youthful contours.
Complex Revision
Tailored to address more advanced issues like rupture, significant asymmetry, or multiple prior surgeries.
Before & Afters
Common Questions & FAQs
How long do breast revision results last?
Breast revision results can last many years, often 10–15 years or longer, depending on factors like implant type, surgical technique, and natural aging. While no procedure can stop the aging process, your results will generally maintain a more balanced, refreshed appearance compared to before surgery.
Is the procedure painful?
Most patients report mild to moderate discomfort after breast revision surgery. Pain is typically well-managed with over-the-counter or prescribed medications during the first few days. Any tightness, swelling, or tenderness gradually subsides during recovery.
What are the risks and recovery expectations?
As with any surgery, breast revision carries potential risks such as infection, bleeding, scarring, or complications with implants. Recovery usually takes 2–3 weeks for most normal activities, with full healing and final results visible over several months. Strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4–6 weeks. Your surgeon will provide a detailed recovery plan tailored to your case.
