Breast Implant Removal And Augmentation (Correct And Restore Breast Appearance)

· Those looking for breast correction procedure in Bangkok, Thailand
· Those with existing breast implants.
· Those who wish to replace breast implants.
· Those who wish to correct abnormalities of the breast implants.
· Those who wish to increase or decrease the size of the breast implants.

Whether it is time for you to replace a new implant, to modify the shape and size, or there are some corrections to be done with the existing implant, our affiliated hospital provides a treatment combination of Breast Implant Removal And Augmentation for your convenience.

The procedure allows both removal and insertion of breast implants to be completed within simple steps and minimized incisions made. Our affiliated doctor will make the incision on the existing scar of the previous incision for the whole treatment.

Silicone cohesive gel possesses a solid stick-together effect that helps to maintain the ideal shape during any physical movements, making the breasts look full and natural all the time. Moreover, in cases where the implants rupture, the cohesive gel could prevent the silicone from leaking all around the body. The ruptured implants would then be easy and safe to remove from the breast pockets.

1. Consultation and examination will be done
2. Administration of anesthesia
3. An incision will be made
4. Breast implant will be taken out
5. Replacement of new breast implant
6. Sutures will be done to close the incision

<Advantages>
· Long-lasting results
· Safely replaces new implants
· Enhances bigger and symmetrical breasts
· Increases confidence with body shape
· Improves shape and size of the implants

<Limitations>
· General surgery risks
· Scars tend to remain but not noticeable
· Risk of implant rupture and other implant complications

· You may be asked to not eat or drink a few hours before the surgery
· You need to inform the doctor before the surgery if you are sensitive to or allergic to any medicines and anesthesia medicines (local and general)
· If you are on any medications or supplements, it is best to inform the doctors before deciding to do the surgery
· It is a must to inform if you have a history of bleeding disorders or you are taking any blood-thinning medicine such as aspirin, ibuprofen. You might need to stop the medication for some time before the surgery
· Avoid alcohol consumption for at least 1 week before the surgery
· Do not smoke for at least 2 weeks prior to the surgery

· Wear a sports bra 24/7 as indicated by the surgeon
· Do not lift heavy objects
· Take your medication(s) prescribed by the surgeon
· Do not smoke for at least 6 weeks after the surgery
· In case of fever, deep pain, bleeding, nausea, and vomiting, contact your surgeon immediately
· If the incision is opening, take pictures of the area and contact the surgeon
· Avoid eating spicy food and fats
· Do not exercise or do any strenuous activities for 6 to 8 weeks, and please resume at a moderate pace

Q1: Can I still breastfeed my children?
A1: Yes, it will not interfere with breastfeeding. Please consult with the surgeon if you are concerned.

Q2: What are the advantages of the different incision locations?
A2: The underarm incision is known for its barely visible incision marks. The areola incision is known for allowing a direct view of the surgical site, which permits the surgeon to be careful and precise when inserting the implant. It also allows for the surgeon to handle the breast tissue directly for better implant adaptation. The breast fold incision is known for its shorter surgery time and faster recovery period. However, scars may be visible if the lower part of the breast is exposed.

Q3: How do I know if I am getting an infection?
A3: You may have gotten an infection if you have the following symptoms: high fever, vomiting, nausea, your incision color turns dark red or purple, and/or the incision is producing pus. However, please rest assured that the infection risks are at 1%.

Q4: Can I just leave my damaged implants in my breasts?
A4: If the silicone bag breaks, its contents may cause inflammation after some time, causing pain and swelling, so it needs to be removed as soon as possible.

Q5: When can I go back to work?
A5: You can go back to work after 2 to 3 weeks post-surgery. However, if your job is physically demanding or requires lifting, please take leave for a month.

[Clinic Name] Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 10 mins drive from shopping malls such as Central Rama 2 and The Bright Rama 2, 20 mins drive from Baiyoke Tower 2
[Clinic Opening Time] Open 24 hrs