Breast implant removal, also known as explant surgery, is a personal and often complex procedure that involves removing previously inserted breast implants. Patients may seek this surgery for a variety of reasons, including medical concerns (e.g., capsular contracture, implant rupture), lifestyle changes, or body image considerations. Explant surgery may be combined with other procedures, such
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For many women and some men, excessively large breasts can create both physical and emotional challenges. Chronic back, neck, and shoulder pain, bra strap indentations, rashes beneath the breasts, and limitations in clothing and physical activity are common. Many people also experience self-consciousness or frustration when their body proportions do not align with their comfort
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A number of women who have undergone Breast Augmentation may find – especially after many years / weight fluctuation / or pregnancy that they are not 100% happy with their breasts. The good news is something can be done for a majority of these women. According to Hunter Plastic Surgery’s Dr Moncrieff, the solutions vary
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For any woman who’s considering having their breast implants removed, it’s important to know what happens in the process. Having your implant removed by a surgeon who knows what they’re doing is essential, and we chatted to Dr Isolde Hertess, Specialist Plastic Surgeon to tell us why you need to know what EnBloc is. What
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How we scar after surgery varies widely from person to person. For one person who may have a surgical procedure, they can have virtually no scarring, while another person may have a more notable amount of scarring. Whenever the skin sustains damage, there is the possibility of scarring. But if you are having surgery, and your
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So, you’re thinking of surgery. Perhaps rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, a facelift, or any other surgery that you choose with the desired outcome of looking better. But what you may or may not realise is the likelihood that you will not only look better, you can potentially feel better about yourself after surgery. We take a
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One of the side effects of breast implants is that they can rotate – that’s after they’ve been implanted into your breast. If a round implant rotates it is not likely to be noticed, but if a teardrop or anatomical implant rotates it can cause all sorts of issues. Dr Raymond Goh, Specialist Plastic Surgeon
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We recently covered Breast Implant Revision a Facebook Live with Dr Eddie Cheng, Specialist Plastic Surgeon, Brisbane. Dr Cheng is the Plastic Surgeon who heads up AR Plastic Surgery in Brisbane and on this Facebook Live he shares with us information about Breast Implant Revision. At Plastic Surgery Hub we have gathered the questions that
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Meet Lauren, an employee of Coco Ruby Plastic Surgery who is 34 years of age. With her previous breasts feeling and looking uneven with a hardening on one side after previous implants 10 years ago, Lauren started looking into the possibility of replacement of her breast implants. After spending a considerable amount of time thinking
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