Corrective Breast Revision Surgery London

What is Corrective Breast Surgery?

Revision breast surgery can be chosen for a variety of reasons. In some cases, a patient has previously had a breast surgery, for example, , and the surgery has not gone to plan. In others, a repeat procedure to or correct capsular contractur has changed the look of the breasts and so corrective breast revision is required. Corrective breast surgery, often called corrective breast revision, is about improving the outcome of previous breast procedures.

Our goal is to refine, or revise your breasts to achieve a more desirable appearance, symmetry, and comfort.

In London, leading plastic surgeons offer advanced techniques to correct previous breast surgery, providing solutions tailored to your unique needs.

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Why Consider Corrective Breast Revision in London?

Corrective Breast Revision addresses issues that may occur following a breast surgery:

Ultimately, corrective breast surgery aims to rectify past surgical outcomes, restoring your confidence and achieving your aesthetic goals. When considering corrective breast revision London, it’s crucial to consult with a highly experienced plastic surgeon specialising in these complex procedures.

Corrective breast revision in London usually takes two to four hours under general anaesthetic, depending on the complexity.

Expect 10–14 days off work, longer if your job is physically demanding.

You’ll be walking the same day, but arm and chest movements should be limited for the first week.

Light walking is encouraged early, but strenuous activity and lifting should wait six weeks.

Most patients can resume driving two weeks after surgery, they feel comfortable.

You can usually shower after two days, avoiding pressure or heat on the chest area.

Between six months to a full year. While most swelling subsides within the first few months, subtle changes and final results may continue to develop over time.

Results are long-lasting, but further surgery may be needed in the future if implants or breast tissue change.

Corrective breast revision in London addresses issues from previous surgery, such as implant problems, asymmetry, or changes in breast shape over time.

If you have any doubts. Our team of experts will provide support and guidance all the way your journey; using the consultation to determine your suitability and your certainty.

The Patient Journey for Corrective Breast Surgery

The initial consultation lasts about 60 minutes, usually face-to-face with Mr Cavale at the . Virtual consultations are also available, but a final in-person meeting is required before finalising the plan. The specific approach to the corrective breast revision procedure will be discussed during the consultation, and if you’re unsure, you’re welcome to book additional consultations to ensure you’re confident in your decision. It’s imperative that patients feel comfortable and confident in their decisions, so Mr Cavale encourages all of his patients to speak to their consultant and close network before making their final decision.

After surgery, you’ll need someone to collect you from the clinic and stay with you overnight. If you live more than an hour from Battersea, we staying in a local hotel for a night with someone in case of emergencies and travelling home the next day. If coming from abroad, plan for two to four weeks in the UK, depending on procedures and your case. Aftercare includes virtual nursing contact via WhatsApp or phone and a follow-up visit a week later to change and ensure your incisions are well. At the first appointment after your corrective breast revision in London, we’ll decide if the dressings and stitches can be removed unless dissolvable stitches have been used. At six weeks, all return for a check-up. Your wounds should have healed significantly, and you can hopefully resume many of your usual activities. We may also want to see you three months post-surgery to assess the results, as the final outcome will now start to appear. For around six weeks, you will be required to wear a breast band and a supportive sports bra or surgical bra to help with healing and to support the breasts as they heal. If you have concerns, please our specialist nursing team or  Mr Cavale at any time.

What to Expect on the Day of Corrective Breast Surgery

The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia, ensuring you are comfortable and pain-free throughout. The duration of the surgery will vary significantly depending on the complexity of the revision required. Procedures can range from a straightforward implant exchange to more intricate operations involving capsular contracture release, tissue repositioning, or complex reconstruction. The aim is to deliver a result that addresses your concerns and the overall appearance and symmetry of your breasts, in alignment with your expectations. The exact approach that Real Plastic Surgery uses to perform revision breast surgery will depend on the reasons why the procedure is needed. The details of the surgery will be discussed in a private consultation.

To learn more about corrective breast revision surgery in London, or to with Mr Naveen Cavale, please book online or get in touch . We’re here to help you feel confident in your body and supported every step of the way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An incision in the skin will always cause a degree of scarring. Our approach always prioritises minimal scarring, which is why we try and place the incisions where they were made previously. This means that we keep scarring, which will fade over time.

Primary breast surgery is the procedure (e.g., augmentation, reduction, lift). Corrective breast surgery, or corrective breast revision, addresses issues or unsatisfactory outcomes from a previous surgery, aiming to improve aesthetics, resolve complications, or comfort.

Consider corrective breast revision if you experience physical discomfort (pain, asymmetry), aesthetic dissatisfaction (unnatural shape, rippling, implant malposition), or complications (capsular contracture, implant rupture). Consult a if you are unhappy with previous breast procedure results.

Many issues can be significantly improved or fully corrected, depending on the problem, tissue condition, and your health. One of our experienced plastic surgeons specialising in corrective breast revision London will assess your situation and discuss realistic expectations.

Common reasons capsular contracture, implant rupture/leakage, malposition, asymmetry, unsatisfactory aesthetic results, rippling, or desire to change implant size/type. Patients also seek it to fix previous breast surgery issues.

New incisions or scar revisions may occur. Surgeons specialising in corrective breast revision aim to place incisions discreetly and use techniques to minimise visibility, improving overall appearance, scar quality, from previous breast surgery.

Breast implants are not lifetime devices and may require revision or replacement. Factors like rupture, capsular contracture, or aesthetic changes can necessitate breast implant revision. Lifespan varies, but many require revision within years. follow-up with your plastic surgeon is important.

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