1–3 hours
Local or General
7–14 days
Revision surgery is a procedure aimed at correcting unsatisfactory outcomes or complications from previous breast surgeries. Each case is evaluated individually, based on the patient’s specific situation. It is indicated for:
Revision surgery requires advanced surgical expertise and meticulous planning. The objective is to restore a natural, harmonious, and long-lasting result, tailored to the patient’s real needs.
The journey
The consultation is particularly important: the surgeon assesses the clinical history, documentation from the previous surgery, and the current condition of the breasts and any implants. Diagnostic imaging tests (ultrasound, breast MRI) are required to plan the most appropriate procedure.
Definition of the surgical plan: each case is unique and requires a personalized strategy: capsulectomy, implant replacement, corrective lipofilling, mastopexy, or combinations of these techniques.
The surgery is planned to utilize existing scars whenever possible, minimizing aesthetic impact. Techniques vary depending on the issue to be corrected and may include capsulectomy, implant repositioning, or replacement with new implants.
Recovery depends on the complexity of the procedure. A period of rest, the use of a supportive compression bra, and scheduled follow-ups are required.
frequently asked questions
When a previous surgery has produced unsatisfactory results or complications such as capsular contracture or implant displacement.
Whenever possible, existing scars are used, avoiding the creation of new marks.
The result is generally stable and long-lasting, especially when supported by meticulous surgical planning.
It depends on the case: sometimes they are replaced, other times repositioned. This will be determined during the consultation.
Generally, one must wait at least 6–12 months to allow for complete stabilization and healing of the previous result.
Not necessarily. It requires greater surgical expertise, but when properly planned, it is a safe procedure.
