Beverly Hills Breast Implant Removal Surgery

Considering Breast Implant Removal?

Breast augmentation is an extremely successful procedure, with incredibly high patient satisfaction rates, typically for many years following the procedure. Over time, however, you may decide that your implants no longer look or feel ideal, or you may experience complications with your implants. If you're seeking to restore your natural appearance or address implant-related concerns, Dr. Daniel Golshani's Beverly Hills Breast Implant Removal Surgery is the solution.

What Is Breast Implant Removal Surgery?

Breast Implant Removal, also known as Explant Surgery, involves the careful removal of breast implants. While some of our patients choose to replace their implants, others prefer to return to a more natural look. This procedure can address both medical concerns and aesthetic preferences.

Why Consider Breast Implant Removal?

Our patients seek breast implant removal for various reasons, including:

Dissatisfaction with the appearance of implants

Desire to change implant size or type

Complications such as implant leakage, capsular contracture, or shifting of the implants

Health concerns, including possible links to Breast Implant Illness (BII)

Improved comfort, particularly if implants cause back, shoulder, or neck pain

Advanced Surgical Techniques: Complete and

En-Bloc Capsulectomy

In certain cases, a more comprehensive surgical approach is necessary to ensure the complete removal of implant-related tissues.

After performing thousands of breast procedures, across a span of 30 years in the field of surgery, Dr. Golshani offers advanced techniques such as  Complete Capsulectomy and  En-Bloc Capsulectomy to address his patients’ specific medical needs:

Complete Capsulectomy: This procedure involves removing the entire capsule of scar tissue that naturally forms around the breast implant. It is essential for treating complications like capsular contracture or when there is a suspicion of Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL).

En-Bloc Capsulectomy: This is a more extensive procedure, where both the implant and the surrounding capsule are removed in one single piece. This technique is often recommended for patients with BIA-ALCL or when there is a high risk of implant rupture or leakage, ensuring that no potentially harmful cells remain in the breast tissue.

These advanced surgical options provide thorough removal of implant materials and associated tissues, enhancing patient safety and satisfaction

Benefits of Breast Implant Removal

Restores a more natural breast appearance

Makes it possible to change the size or shape of your implants

Relieves discomfort caused by breast implants such as neck, should or back pain

Enhances breast symmetry and shape

Reduces potential health risks

Makes undergoing mammograms a bit easier

What to Expect During Your Procedure

If you think Breast Implant Removal Surgery might be right for you, the first step is to schedule a consultation with Dr Daniel Golshani. During your consultation, Dr. Golshani will gather information about your thoughts and feelings about your current implants, your aesthetic and goals for the future, and whether you are experiencing any health-related symptoms or complications.

If you decide to move forward with an explant procedure, Dr. Golshani and his surgical team will guide you through the best options tailored to your needs.

The Procedure: Breast Implant Removal Surgery is typically an outpatient procedure performed at our state-of-the-art Surgical Facility, with Dr. Golshani’s Surgical Dream Team including his incredibly experienced Board Certified Anesthesiologist and Surgical Staff. During the procedure, Dr. Golshani will make small, discreet incisions to remove the implants and surrounding scar tissue. If necessary, he will perform a complete or en-bloc capsulectomy to ensure thorough removal. If you're opting for new implants, they will be placed during the same surgery. The procedure takes around 2-3 hours after which you will be in recovery for a few more hours until you are picked up.

Recovery Time and Post-Surgery Care After your surgery, you’ll receive detailed instructions to ensure a smooth Breast Explant Recovery. Wearing a supportive surgical bra and avoiding intense physical activities are essential during the healing process. Most patients return to daily activities within one to two weeks, although strenuous activities should be avoided for at least six weeks.

Why Choose Dr. Golshani and his Beverly Hills Breast Implant Removal Procedure?

With years of experience and thousands of successful breast surgeries, Dr. Daniel Golshani is the preferred choice for patients seeking Breast Implant Removal by a surgeon dedicated at his patients’ well-being and happiness. His Double Board Certification in General and Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery ensures exemplary surgical technique and care, while his commitment to artistry guarantees natural, beautiful results

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PATIENT 1: 1 YEAR POST EXPLANT SURGERY AND

IMPLANT REPLACEMENT (4 WEEKS LATER)

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PATIENT 2: 10 WEEKS POST BREAST EXPLANT SURGERY AND

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PATIENT 3 : 2 MONTHS POST IMPLANT REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT

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PATIENT 4: 4 MONTHS POST IMPLANT REMOVAL AND

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Breast Implant Removal Surgery FAQs

1. What Is Breast Implant Removal Surgery?

Breast Revision Surgery is a surgical procedure to correct or improve the results of a previous breast augmentation. For instance, our patients interested in Breast Implant Removal and/or Replacement Surgery express unhappiness with the size of their current implants breasts.  Other patients may be concerned with correcting aesthetic problems or complications arising from a previous breast augmentation, such as  asymetric breasts, a ruptured implant, or excess scar tissue. 

2. What If I Decide That I No Longer Want Breast Implants?

If you decide to remove your breast implants without replacement, this procedure is known as explant surgery. Explan surgery entails reshaping your natural breast tissue following the removal of breast implants.  Many of Dr. Golshani’s patients choose to have a Breast Lift or other procedure in conjunction with their Explant Surgery to address skin laxity or achieve a desired breast shape.

3. Do I Need to Replace to Breast Implants After Ten Years?

If your breast implants are looking and feeling great, there might be no reason to consider replacing them.  However, breast implants are still not considered lifetime devices.  While breast implants do not have a specific expiration date, Dr. Golshani suggests considering evaluation or replacement around the 10-15 year mark.  Factors such as implant integrity, changes in breast tissue, or personal preferences will help determine if and when your implants may need to be replaced. Regular follow-up appointments and monitoring are recommended.

4. Are Silicone Breast Implants Safe?

Silicone breast implants are considered safe and are widely used in Breast Augmentation and Reconstruction. They have been extensively studied and approved by health authorities such as the FDA. However, as with any medical device, there are risks and potential complications, so it's important to discuss these with your surgeon.

5. Do Breast Implants Come With A Guarantee?

Most breast implant manufacturers offer warranties or guarantees, which may cover implant replacement in case of rupture or certain other complications. It's important to discuss the specifics with Dr. Golshani and his surgical team and understand the terms of the warranty.

6. What Is Capsular Contracture?

Healing occurs differently for each patient.  For most patients, the body creates a capsule of scar tissue following a Breast Augmentation procedure which is protective and appropriate.  In rare instances, however, Capsular Contracture results and the scar tissue (capsule) that naturally forms around a breast implant tightens and hardens. This can cause discomfort, changes in breast appearance, and sometimes pain. It can occur due to various factors, including inflammation, infection, or the body's reaction to the implant.

7. How Do I Know If My Breasts Are Developing Capsular Contracture?

Signs of Capsular Contracture include increased firmness of the breast, changes in shape or symmetry, discomfort, or pain. If you suspect this condition, consult with Dr. Golshani for an evaluation.

8. What Does Breast Implant Removal Surgery Involve?

The specifics of breast revision surgery depend on the individual case. It typically involves removing or replacing implants, adjusting the implant pocket, or addressing any complications or aesthetic concerns. Recovery and outcomes vary based on the extent of the surgery.

9.  Is This Operation Performed Under General Anesthesia?  

Breast Implant Removal Procedures are typically performed under general anesthesia to ensure your comfort and safety during surgery. One of Dr. Golshani’s incredibly experienced board certified anesthesiologists will take excellent care of you throughout the procedure.

10.  Does Someone Have to Stay with Me After Surgery?

Most of our patients prefer to have someone accompany them after surgery to provide support and assistance, especially during the initial recovery period.

11.  Do I Need to Wear a Bra After Breast Augmentation?

Dr. Golshani’s surgical staff will provide you with a specialized post surgical bra to help in healing, minimize swelling, and provide comfort. It is very important that you follow Dr. Golshani’s instructions regarding bra wear during the recovery period.  

12.  What is the recovery like? When can I start exercising?

Recovery after Breast Implant Removal Surgery involves rest, limited arm movements, and avoiding strenuous activities for a few weeks. Our surgical coordinators will provide specific post-operative instructions, including guidelines on when you can gradually resume exercise.

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