Techniques in Breast Explant:

 

Fat grafting (filling with fat from the body's own body). If the patient wants to restore the volume of her breasts after the implants have been removed, one option is fat grafting, which involves removing fat from other parts of the body and transferring it to the breasts. This can help restore a more natural and harmonious shape.

 

When there is excessive sagging, which can occur after implant removal, a mastopexy (breast lift) may be necessary to remove excess skin and restore a firmer appearance to the breasts. This procedure can be combined with fat grafting, as mentioned, to improve the shape of the breasts.

 

To optimize the healing process and improve aesthetic results, some innovative techniques can be applied:

 

Surgical glue: Instead of traditional sutures, surgical glue can be used to seal the incision, promoting faster healing and reducing the risk of infection. Surgical glue can also provide less discomfort and, in many cases, a smoother finish to the scars.

 

Vacuum Dressing: Vacuum dressing is a technology used to promote more efficient healing and improve the aesthetics of the scar. This dressing uses negative pressure to help hold the edges of the incision together, improve local oxygenation and accelerate the skin regeneration process. This type of dressing is very effective in minimizing the formation of visible scars and ensuring that the area heals properly.