Before & after gallery
Breast Revision
Breast Augmentation Revision Surgery is performed to address concerns or complications following a previous breast augmentation. This may include replacing or removing implants, improving breast shape, or resolving issues such as capsular contracture or implant displacement.
These before and after images are provided by Dr Eddy Dona in Sydney, NSW.
The displayed before and after pictures are provided as an educational tool to demonstrate some of the results achievable from plastic surgery. All surgeries on this page are performed by Dr Eddy Dona and are published with the written consent by the patients
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Symmastia (Monoboob) and Severe Double Bubble
Implants that were too large (800cc) and poorly placed causing monoboob. Also had severe double bubble caused by excessively large implants with ptosis (sagging) of her natural breast tissue. Addressed by reducing implant size (620cc), surgically correcting the symmastia and performing a lollipop breast lift
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Double Bubble
Double Bubble caused by the implant bottoming out and inadequate release of tight natural inferior breast fold. Also wanted more cleavage. Revised by changing the implant from 350cc to 460cc high profile, tightening the inferior pocket capsule and performing a dual plane muscle/breast tissue release.
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Capsular Contracture and Implants that are too small
Patient had unnatural looking breasts and a wide cleavage caused by the insertion of inadequate sized implants of 150cc. Revised by performing a capsulectomy and placement of 560cc extra high profile implants in subpectoral plane to achieve a fuller result.
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Previous Breast Lift / Ongoing Ptosis (droop) and Poor Scarring
Poor results caused by wound infections and very unsightly scars with ongoing ptosis (droopiness) of her natural breast tissue. Revised by completely redoing a lift using a lollipop scar approach and changing the implants from 330cc to 450cc high profile in a subpectoral plane.
Snoopy Breast/Long Breast Deformity
Previous breast augmentation with 460cc implants that are sitting too high and a significant volume of natural breast tissue that has dropped. Revised without requiring a formal breast lift but dropping the implant pocket and performing a dual plane muscle release.
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Capsular Contracture and Rippling
Part of the problem was caused by 400cc implants that were too small for her frame and sitting on top of the muscle. A capsulectomy was performed and 620cc extra high profile implants placed under the muscle to achieve a far more balanced result.
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Severe bottoming out with Implants placed on top of the muscle
Exchange of Implants (400cc Round) to (375cc Round), Pocket Reconstruction with Breast Lift
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Inadequate Implant Size and Pocket Formation
Exchange of Implants (300cc Round) to (445cc Round) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Patient Unhappy with Size and Cleavage. Wanting a “FULL Look”
Exchange of Implants (350cc Anatomical) to (830cc Round) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Capsular Contracture
Capsulectomy and Exchange of Implants (310cc Anatomical) to (440cc Anatomical) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Patient Unhappy with Size and Wanting a “FULL look”
Exchange of Implants (450cc Round) to (800cc Round)
Original surgery by another surgeon
Stage 1 – Breast Lift and Removal of Implants
Anchor Scar Breast Lift with Capsulectomy and Removal 300cc Saline Implants
Stage 2 – Breast Augmentation
685cc Anatomical, High Profile, Subglandular
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Double Bubble and Unhappy with Size
Exchange of Implants (240cc Round) to (465 Round) and pocket modifications to address the double bubble
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Patient Unhappy with Size and Wanting a “FULL look”
Exchange of Implants (350cc and 375cc Round) to (610cc Round) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon.
Inadequate Implant Size and Pocket Formation
Exchange of Implants (280cc Round) to (475cc Anatomical) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon
Patient Unhappy with Size and Wanting a “Full Look”
Exchange of Implants (425cc Round) to (550cc Round) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon
Patient Unhappy with Size and Wanting a “Full Look”
Exchange of Implants (205cc Round) to (465cc Round ) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon
Unhappy with Size and Wanting a “Full Look”
Exchange of Implants (305cc Round) to (500cc Round) with Breast Lift
Original surgery by another surgeon
Significant Asymmetry and Scar Issues
Exchange of Implants (350cc Round) to (50cc Round) with Breast Lift and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon
Capsular Contracture and Significant Asymmetry
Exchange of Implants (400cc Anatomical, Moderate Profile) to (445cc Anatomical, Extra High Profile) and Pocket Reconstruction
Original surgery by another surgeon
Capsular Contracture and Ruptured Implant
Total Capsulectomy, Removed Existing Implants and Replaced with 375cc Round Implants
Original surgery by another surgeon
Removal of Implants
What is Breast Revision Surgery?
Breast Augmentation Revision surgery involves correcting or modifying previous augmentation surgery. This can include adjusting or replacing breast implants, changing the shape of the breasts or addressing complications such as capsular contracture. Sometimes, revision surgery is required soon after the initial surgery. At other times, years may have passed before the patient develops complications or becomes unhappy with the results of their surgery and requests revision surgery.
Breast Revision surgery is performed in a private hospital under general anaesthesia. Suitable candidates for Breast Revision surgery must be in good mental and physical health and have realistic expectations regarding their surgical outcomes.
Concerned about your previous breast surgery results? Book a consultation with Dr. Eddy Dona to explore your revision options.
Frequently asked questions
Breast Revision FAQs
How soon after Breast Augmentation can I get a revision?
Generally, we advise patients to wait six months before considering further surgery. This is because your breast tissue needs time to adjust to the presence of a breast implant. During your six-month post-operative appointment, your surgeon will examine, discuss and critically review your results. You’ll also have the opportunity to enquire about further surgery.
What does Breast Revision surgery entail?
Breast Revision surgery may involve breast implants, breast lifts, breast reductions, breast implant capsulotomy, fat transfers and other procedures.
Are new implants used with revision surgery?
Not necessarily. It depends on the type of revision surgery you are having. For example, if an implant has ruptured, a new implant will be placed. However, if an implant has slightly moved, then no new implant replacement will be required.
Does Breast Revision include a Breast Lift?
A Breast Revision is not one singular surgical procedure. It can involve adjusting or replacing breast implants, changing the shape of the breasts or addressing complications such as capsular contracture. In some instances, a Breast Lift may be required as part of a Breast Revision. However, this is a matter that you should discuss with your surgeon to determine if it is suitable for you.
Do scars get worse after Breast Revision?
In the majority of Breast Revision surgeries, scars do not get worse. In fact, some scars may improve. At Bella Plastic Surgery, we also take measures to promote optimal scar healing, including LED light therapy.
Why is Breast Revision Surgery more complicated than my first surgery?
Breast Revision surgery is more complicated than your initial surgery due to factors such as tissue changes, scar tissue and complications from the first surgery.
Can I breastfeed after Breast Revision Surgery?
The ability to breastfeed after your surgery depends on the type of Breast Revision surgery you’ve had. Breast Augmentation Revision surgery typically does not interfere with the breast tissue and should not necessarily prevent breastfeeding. However, if you are having a Breast Lift or reduction as part of your revision surgery, there may be a reduced potential to breastfeed, as there is a possibility that some of the milk ducts may be damaged
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