Breast implants are not lifetime devices, and even well-placed implants can eventually need to be replaced, repositioned, or removed as a patient's body and preferences change over time.
What Is Breast Implant Revision?
Breast implant revision is a surgical procedure that replaces, repositions, or removes existing breast implants. Patients seek revision for a range of reasons, including implant rupture or deflation, capsular contracture, implant malposition, a desire to change implant size, or simply the natural aging of implants placed many years earlier. Dr. Addona evaluates the surrounding breast tissue and implant pocket carefully, since revision surgery frequently involves addressing scar tissue, changes in breast shape, or shifts in implant position that developed after the original surgery.
Depending on the specific concern, revision may involve a straightforward implant exchange, a more involved pocket reconstruction, or a combined lift to correct sagging that has developed over time.
Each revision plan is built around the individual patient's anatomy and surgical history, rather than a standardized approach applied to every case.









