Revisions for Complications of Aesthetic Breast Surgery

Breast surgery continues to be one of the most sought-after cosmetic procedures in recent years. Patients are opting to undergo various procedures to enhance the aesthetics and appearance of their breasts. The goal of any cosmetic procedure is to compliment one’s body and achieve satisfactory results. However, some patients may experience complications or become dissatisfied with the final result. These complications include breast asymmetry, implant malposition, implant deflation, rippling, and capsular contracture. Aesthetic breast revision is a highly specialized procedure that requires an experienced surgeon, aiming to address the patient’s concerns as well as achieve a more desirable outcome.

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Revisions for Complications of Aesthetic Breast Surgery