If a previous breast surgery didn't give you the result you expected, you don’t have to live with the undesired outcome.
Whether your original surgery was performed here or elsewhere, results that shifted over time, healed unevenly, or simply never matched what you envisioned are more common than most patients realize, and they're addressable. Because our team includes board-certified/eligible surgeons with decades of combined experience in breast surgery, we approach every breast revision in Jackson, MS, with an objective perspective on what happened and a clear plan for what must come next to achieve the results you desire, delivered with the care you deserve.
Breast revision is a surgical procedure that corrects or improves the results of a previous breast surgery, whether that was augmentation, a lift, reduction, or reconstruction. Revision can address concerns like asymmetry, implant complications, shifted position, or scarring, and the specific technique depends entirely on what needs to be corrected.
Breast revision is a good option for patients unhappy with the results of a previous breast surgery, whether due to asymmetry, a complication, or a result that simply doesn't match their original goals. During your consultation, we'll evaluate your current results, discuss what happened previously, and determine the right corrective approach to your breast revision in Flowood, MS,
We review your surgical history, evaluate your current results, and discuss what you'd like to change.
We determine the specific technique needed to address your concerns, whether that involves implants, tissue, or both.
Surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia, with duration depending on the extent of correction needed.
You'll experience swelling and tenderness in the days following surgery, with initial improvement over the first week or two.
The best breast revision in Jackson, MS, calls for a surgeon who can assess what happened and chart a clear path forward.
Yes. We regularly work with patients whose original surgery was performed by another provider, and we'll conduct a full evaluation before recommending a plan.
Common reasons include asymmetry, capsular contracture, implant malposition, dissatisfaction with size or shape, and complications from a previous surgery.
Not necessarily. The technique used depends on what needs to be corrected, which may be different from your original approach.
This depends on the reason for revision. Complications may be covered, while revisions for aesthetic preference typically are not. We can help you understand what applies to your situation.
This depends on your specific concern, but we generally recommend allowing adequate healing time, often close to a year, before pursuing revision, since results can continue to change during that period.
This varies based on the extent of correction needed, though most patients take about a week off work, with a gradual return to exercise over the following weeks.
Yes, we offer financing options for patients interested in learning more. Ask our team during your consultation for details.
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