For women who are unsatisfied with the results of a previous breast augmentation, breast implant revision in Austin with our team can fully correct any aesthetic issues or complications.


At Austin Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, it’s extremely important to us that all of our patients are completely satisfied with the results of every procedure that we perform. Regardless of what went wrong with your original breast surgery, our team of award-winning plastic surgeons will take the time to address each issue with precision, attention to detail, and an approach that’s custom-tailored to your needs and preferences. Our all-female team of plastic and reconstructive surgeons specializes in breast and body procedures; you can rest assured that your surgeon will know exactly how to achieve the beautiful, natural-looking results that you deserve. If you’d like to schedule your private consultation, contact our office today at (512) 815-0123.

How soon after breast augmentation can I undergo breast implant revision surgery?
How long does breast implant revision take?
Will breast implant revision result in any additional scarring?
What is “bottoming out,” and can it be corrected during breast revision?
Can I go from saline to silicone implants during my breast revision?
Will my breast revision improve the appearance of scars from my initial breast augmentation?
Are there any risks associated with breast revision?
It takes approximately four months for breast implants and surrounding tissue to settle and heal after breast augmentation surgery. Until that time, your breasts may feel and look firmer or larger than you had anticipated. It is important to allow the body to recover from the procedure before evaluating your results. If, after four to six months, you're still unhappy with the appearance of your breast augmentation, then it may be time to consider breast implant revision.
The length of breast implant revision surgery can vary greatly depending on the specific details of the procedure. Typically, the surgery will take anywhere from 30 to 150 minutes to complete.
Your breast implant revision will likely be performed using your original incision pattern. In some cases, an additional incision is needed to perfect the projection and height of the breasts. This additional incision may begin at the areola and run down the center of the breast to the inframammary crease. Your surgeon will do her best to minimize the length and number of incisions made during your procedure, and with proper aftercare, any new scarring will gradually fade over time.
Bottoming out occurs when an implant slips too low on the chest, causing the nipple to appear too high. This can usually be corrected during breast revision by repositioning the implant and reinforcing the internal support structures.
Yes, switching from saline to silicone implants is a common part of revision surgery. Many patients prefer silicone for its natural look and feel, and the change can be made safely during the procedure.
In many cases, yes. Our surgeons often use existing incisions or advanced techniques to minimize or improve the appearance of old scars during a breast revision.
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks such as infection, bleeding, implant complications, or asymmetry. At Austin Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, we take every precaution to reduce these risks and ensure you feel confident and informed throughout your care.