Combine Explant and Lift or Stage the Plan?

7 Oct 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief video, Dr. Robert Whitfield outlines two surgical pathways for patients with breast implants who are considering revision. He explains that some candidates are suitable for a single‑stage procedure that combines implant removal (explant), a breast lift, and selective fat transfer, while others may benefit from a staged approach—first removing the implants, allowing healing, and then deciding on reconstruction later. The choice depends on factors such as tissue thickness, existing scar patterns, vascular circulation, and the patient’s aesthetic goals. Dr. Whitfield invites viewers to a free livestream the next day where he will discuss the staging strategy in detail, with sign‑up information provided in the post.

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