
In some patients, we opt for implant replacement due to a change in desired breast size or shape, while in others, it's due to aesthetic or functional issues. Implant replacement allows for the use of more modern implants and the adjustment of breast appearance to the patient's current desires. In cases of implant removal, the procedure can also be combined with a breast lift to maintain a better shape and firmness of the chest. In corrections, we often address asymmetries, incorrect implant positioning, or the consequences of capsular contracture. The goal of the procedure is to achieve an aesthetically balanced and natural result that is consistent with the patient's body type.
The choice of surgical technique is always individualized and based on the patient's anatomy, tissue condition, and the goals of the procedure. When planning, the surgeon pays special attention to skin quality, the position of the pectoral muscles, and any changes from previous surgeries. Modern techniques allow for less invasive approaches and more natural results with minimally visible scars. In certain cases, a combination of multiple surgical techniques is recommended for optimal results. The goal of the procedure is not only aesthetic improvement but also long-term comfort and patient satisfaction.