Implant Removal

Breast implants are a popular method of improving the appearance of the figure, but they do not have to accompany the patient for life. Over time, the need to remove them may arise, whether for health, aesthetic or personal reasons. Implant removal is a safe and precise surgical procedure that not only improves the patient's comfort, but can also be part of a further treatment plan or image makeover. Find out how the whole process works, what to pay attention to during preparation, and what the post-surgery recovery is like.

Breast Implant Removal with Lipofilling

Combining implant removal with lipofilling is a method that not only removes the implants but also replenishes tissue with the patient's own autologous fat. This allows the breasts to retain a natural, soft shape and proportions, keeping the silhouette harmonious. The procedure is an excellent option for women who wish to give up their implants but do not want to experience a complete loss of breast volume.

Breast Implant Removal with Lift

In some cases, after implant removal, a simultaneous breast lift is necessary to restore an aesthetic shape. The procedure combines explantation with a breast lift, so the skin and tissue are properly tightened and reshaped. The result is a lifted, naturally-looking bust and improved chest proportions — particularly important for patients who have had implants for many years.