The overwhelming majority of women who undergo breast augmentation surgery do extremely well after surgery and enjoy the benefits of the surgery for many years. However there are circumstances where women who have previously had breast augmentation surgery have issues that require additional corrective breast surgery.
What is corrective breast surgery
In general, revision surgery is defined as the second (third, or fourth) round of the same procedure to make a correction or adjustment. This could be either an aesthetic and/or functional correction.
Corrective breast surgery or breast revision surgery is intended to correct a problem(s) that have arisen from a previous breast surgery. Usually, this surgery is desired to correct a complication that has left you unsatisfied with your results.
It’s important to note that Dr. Rahban does not perform corrective breast surgery immediately following an original procedure. This is to allow your body ample time to heal completely prior to undergoing another surgery. Many patients are scared and anxious to fix things as soon as possible. While that is an understandable feeling, swelling and inflammation may still be present, making correction unlikely as it can potentially worsen existing issues.