Common Breast Implant Problems
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continues to be one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures in the UK to enhance breast volume. Many women tell us that having larger has given them a significant boost in self-confidence and emotional well-being, helping them feel more feminine. Having said that, it is essential to remember that breast implant surgery carries certain risks, with up to one in five women needing to have either or within ten years of their first procedure. Women can ensure they can enjoy the of breast augmentation in the long term by choosing an expert breast surgeon who carries out all types of breast surgery regularly. It is vital to bear in mind that implants may undergo changes over time, which means that specific breast problems will require corrective breast surgery, and this should not be viewed as a failure of the original operation.
Common types of breast implant problems may need revision breast surgery, and it is therefore essential that women can recognise the symptoms of potential issues with their breast implants. Undiagnosed breast implant problems that go undetected for many years may result in medical harm. Breast implants can potentially last a very long time in excess of twenty years, provided you have never had any problems with them. Most women, however, can expect an average breast implant lifespan of between ten and twenty years with modern implants. During this period, you may wish to potential options for either breast implant removal or replacing old breast implants with brand-new ones, especially if you would like to go larger or smaller. Many women who already have breast implants often wonder when they should consider having their breast implants replaced.
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Having your breast implant procedure performed by an experienced plastic surgeon at Centre for Surgery means you are receiving the very best possible medical care for your breast surgery. This helps to minimise the risk of complications occurring. Women who choose to have the surgery carried out abroad, especially in Turkey, have a much higher risk of developing serious breast implant problems, including implant-related infection, due to a lack of sterile precautions. Patients who choose their surgeon and clinic based on cheaper prices than what is found in the UK open themselves up to massive potential risks, many of which may not be correctable with revision breast surgery. Breast implant problems can also present in other ways, and women often choose to have breast implant or replacement for reasons other than acute medical complications occurring soon after their surgery.
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How do I recognise common breast implant problems?
It is equally vital for women to have knowledge of both the different types of breast implant problems that can occur, as well as being able to recognise the features of a potential breast implant problem. Suppose you are confident in being able to recognise the clinical features of a developing problem with your breast implants. In that case, you will be better placed to have an earlier consultation with a breast specialist to treat the problem. In our experience, early recognition of breast implant complications leads to better treatment of implant issues. Many types of breast implant problems can be accurately detected with performed at Centre for .
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One of the most common to have cosmetic breast surgery is to eliminate saggy breasts, which commonly develop as a result of the ageing process. Breast lift surgery is a highly effective treatment for enhancing the perkiness of the breasts, which allows them to sit higher on the chest wall, giving them a more youthful appearance. No type of cosmetic surgery, including a breast lift, can stop or reverse the natural ageing process. Many women find they are no longer happy with the appearance of their breasts and would like to have the old breast implants replaced with new ones or removed.
The elasticity of the breasts naturally decreases as women get older and the presence of old breast implants can accentuate breast sagging. A similar effect occurs in women who have large and heavy breasts, resulting in the development of breast sagging. may develop gradually over time, and the best treatment for both conditions is a combined with .
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Breast implant replacement surgery is the most appropriate treatment for women with breast implant problems and women who want to change the size of their implants. The procedure involves the of old breast implants before being replaced with new implants. Implant exchange surgery takes approximately 1 to 2 hours to carry out and is performed under a general anaesthetic as a day-case procedure. Surgery for capsular contracture may take longer, especially if an removal of both and capsule in one piece is performed. The surgeon will use your old incision to remove and the implants, so there will be no scarring following the .
If you think you may have breast implant problems, the next step is to have a consultation with a specialist breast surgeon. Centre for Surgery is one of the most experienced providers of cosmetic breast surgery in the UK. Our surgeons have expertise in both breast implant removal and implant replacement surgery.
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