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How do I know if I have a ruptured implant that needs to be replaced?
Signs of a ruptured implant include:
- swelling or a lump around the breast
- a change in the shape of the breast
- redness, pain or a burning sensation
If you have any of these symptoms of a ruptured implant you should seek immediate medical advice. Typically you will require a scan to confirm you have ruptured implants.
Ruptured implants need to be removed or replaced as soon as they have been diagnosed.
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Breast Implant Replacement / Removal
Implant replacement is a procedure commonly chosen when a person would like to replace an aged implant, or would like to change the size or shape of an original implant. On rare occasions, implants can be removed for health reasons, such as capsular contracture.
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Mr. David Gately is a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon with a special interest in facial aesthetics, rhinoplasty and complimentary surgical and non-surgical rejuvenation techniques.
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