You Can Have Your Breast Implant Devices Removed

Breast augmentation surgery has two primary goals in mind: enlarge and "firm up" a woman's breasts via surgery. The procedure requires that the surgeon insert breast implant devices into her breast pockets. Why would any woman want to increase her breast size? Because of the association with youth and sex appeal; young women typically have round, firm breasts and that association sets the bar for cosmetic surgeries. Thus, the goal of this particular type of plastic surgery is to emulate youthful breasts. 

Would you like a boost to your self esteem, self confidence, and ultimately your sex appeal? The simple solution for boosting all three of those is to purchase breast augmentation surgery. However, it is very important to note that not all women are happy with their breast augmentation surgery results!

The majority of women who experience breast augmentation surgery are very happy with their results, and some of those women actually wish they would have gone much larger with their implants! For the small percentage of women that are not happy with their new implants, their unhappiness usually revolves around a few obvious effects associated with the new implants.

Large, firm breasts can dramatically change a woman's quality of life, particularly if she has lived most of her life having very small breasts. For starters, larger breasts typically require that purchase an entirely new wardrobe. Are you prepared to spend a lot of money on new clothes? If not, then a breast augmentation procedure may not be for you.

Another obvious change to a woman's lifestyle that will occur is the extra attention she'll gain from men. Like it or not, men are attracted to large breasts and if you suddenly gain significant chest size, men will notice! While most women typically appreciate extra attention from men, some women will despise it. If you're not comfortable garnering excessive attention from complete strangers, then a breast augmentation surgery might not be the best surgery for you.

Large breasts have several drawbacks that most women don't know about. Women who are naturally endowed with very large breasts often suffer from chronic back and neck pain, emotional distress, and are physically limited when it comes to playing sports. Large breast implants - while not natural - may still become the catalyst for these same physical and emotional conditions because of their excess weight and visual size. If you elect to have jumbo breast implants for your breast augmentation procedure, there is a good chance you'll suffer from one or more of these same conditions.

Regardless of your reasoning for requesting the removal of your newly acquired breast implants, you can't simply tell your cosmetic surgeon to remove them, especially if you've recently had your breast augmentation procedure. The removal of breast implants - while a much easier process than their actual installation - is still invasive surgery. Your body will need to be fully recovered from your first procedure before your surgeon will consider removing your breast implant devices.

After a successful breast augmentation surgery, a woman's breasts will be very swollen, sometimes to the point of being very uncomfortable. Many women hate their post surgery breasts because the excessive swelling makes them much larger than what she anticipated. While she might want to have them reduced in size immediately following her procedure, she will need to wait for her body to fully heal from her first breast surgery before the surgeon will remove her implants. Additionally, her surgeon may suggest that she allow the swelling to subside before she makes her final decision regarding the removal of the implants.

If you have breast implants and you would like them removed, the decision is ultimately yours. However, that doesn't mean you will get them removed from your body as quickly as you'd probably want - you will have to wait until your plastic surgeon believes your body is capable of safely undergoing another invasive surgery.