Breast Surgery Revision
On occasion, even careful planning and excellent surgical technique can produce disappointing surgical results or unmet expectations following breast enhancement surgery procedures such as breast reduction or breast augmentation. Revision surgery may help women who are disappointed with their results immediately after breast surgery as well as those who have seen unwelcome changes in their outcome over time.
Challenges and Solutions
Here you'll find visual examples of common complications that may result from a breast augmentation.
Bottoming Out
Lengthened distance between the nipple and bottom of the breast due to skin stretching, resulting in the implant dropping lower than desired.
Fold Malposition
The inframammary fold or lateral fold has moved, allowing implants to move inferiorly or laterally.
Symmastia
Medial malposition presenting with implants too close together or even touching.
Wrinkling and Rippling
Appearance of implant wrinkles, ripples, or irregular contours on the skin surface.
When considering breast revision surgery, your surgeon may recommend the use of a product known as Strattice™ Reconstructive Tissue Matrix (TM). Strattice™ TM is used to assist in the repair of complications associated with breast implant revision surgery.
For more information on breast augmentation revision using Strattice™ TM, request information about the product.














