Over the last 50 years, the female population has gained greater awareness of cosmetic breast surgery and the numbers having implants is estimated at between 10 and 20 million. Now more women feel confident about enhancing their body image with the help of these surgical procedures. Unfortunately, the implants used have a variable life-span and are not a permanent solution. They need to be checked and probably replaced or removed after a certain period. There is a population of women who choose to get their implants removed for other reasons too, such as lifestyle changes or health conditions. But the concern is whether these procedures are safe or not and how they are best perfomed.
In a short article like this it is impossible to cover all the reasons that women might choose to have their implants removed or whether implants in general are safe. However, although reasonable safety is recognized by the regulator, problems may occur unexpectedly or from the passage of time with deterioration. ”Remove Silicone Implants” is a self-explanatory term, which means removing breast implants but also potentially dealing with the scar tissue your body produces around the implant (the capsule). As your body and breasts change with age, life’s stages and hormonal change dealing with the changing aesthetic appearance can be very technical. That might require removal with uplift, with a delayed replacement operation. Even if there are no aesthetic changes, you must remember there is no such thing as a lifetime implant. They all have a limited lifespan, which means you will need to consider monitoring with a specialist, MRI, renewal or removal to avoid future complications.
Sometimes, scar tissue around the implant can cause discomfort and may change the appearance of the implants. Some of the conditions that may contribute to removal include leaks and ruptures, fluid collection and uncommon conditions like BIA-ALCL. Otherwise, patients may simply wish to have them removed as they no longer want the future worry about them. When it comes to the safety concerns of breast implant removal, we strongly advise to only see a specialist who is a trusted, reliable and experienced professional.
Those who had cosmetic surgery previously can decide to Remove Silicone Implants without significant worry if done safely. You will usually experience only minimal discomfort during recovery following the surgical procedures and your specialist will guide you through what is expected and how it is managed. Once you get the implants removed, there is a period of time for adjustment and depending on how the surgery was done and the ultimate goals that you have, whether you need any further surgery or monitoring can be decided.
Therefore, it all comes down to contacting only trusted experienced surgeons in the field.
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