Robert Whitfield MD explains that explant surgery often needs a lift, but it's not always required. He evaluates each patient individually, like a small-framed, low-BMI patient from New York who wanted a more feminine look after her original augmentation.
Do breast explant surgery. Patients also need a lift. All right? So I get asked all the time, is a lift mandatory? And of course, it's not basically what I try to do. For each and every patient, we'll say, for instance, I had a patient come from New York recently. Very small framed patient. Implants were kind of. As most of my patients who are low bmi, desire was to give them a more feminine appearance. Initially, when they got a breast augmentation, they were never discussed. Other options like a fat transfer and or a smaller device.
