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When should you replace breast implants? There is no single calendar rule, so start with what you are experiencing and what you want moving forward. If anything feels different, it is worth an assessment. A focused evaluation can help distinguish minor concerns from issues that need treatment. New firmness, pain,…

If you are considering breast implant removal, it is common to have two primary concerns: whether there is an underlying problem with the implants, and what postoperative breast shape and appearance may be after surgery. Some patients pursue breast implant removal due to a defined clinical concern, such as capsular…

If your breasts still feel like the right size but sit lower than they used to, the issue is often support rather than volume. In that situation, a breast lift without implants can help. A lift removes excess skin and reshapes the breast tissue to improve position and contour. The…

Breast augmentation is not a one-time, forever static result. Over the years, implants and surrounding tissues can change, and the breast may shift in shape, position, and feel. Patients may notice discomfort, firmness, visible asymmetry, or a result that no longer matches their aesthetic goals. Breast revision surgery is performed…

Losing a significant amount of weight is a major achievement. Yet even after reaching a healthier size, many patients are left with loose skin or stubborn areas of fat that do not respond to further diet or exercise. These changes can interfere with mobility, cause skin irritation, and keep you…

Breast reconstruction revision corrects or improves a prior reconstruction. Patients may seek revision for many reasons, including improved symmetry, softer contours, or relief from complications such as capsular contracture. Because the initial surgery may not meet every goal, revision identifies the exact problem, sets realistic expectations, and builds a plan…