Though breast augmentation surgery has some of the highest rates of patient satisfaction, breast implants aren't for everyone. Breast implant removal, also known as explantation, is typically performed for these main reasons:
The first step in determining if breast implant removal is the right option for you is to consult with an experienced, board-certified Plastic Surgeon such as Dr. Buford.
The only way to know if you are a candidate is to schedule a consultation with our qualified, experienced, and board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Buford. He tailors your breast augmentation procedure to give you the silhouette you've always dreamed of.
Every woman is different, and you deserve to feel comfortable and confident in your body. Here are some examples of how implant removal can look pre- and post-surgery.
At BEAUTY by BUFORD, we understand that your aesthetic journey is unique — and that sometimes your journey requires breast implant removal.
Whatever the reasons for your breast implant removal, here are some of the key benefits that may help you make the best, most informed decision to fit your needs and aesthetic goals:
Evaluate your concerns regarding your current implants, whether related to discomfort, aesthetic changes, or health issues. Additionally, consider your goals for your breasts' appearance. If you desire a more natural look or wish to address specific concerns, breast implant removal may be a suitable option.
Denver board-certified plastic surgeon Gregory A. Buford, MD, FACS, PCEO's private cosmetic plastic surgery clinic is located in Lone Tree, Colorado. His plastic surgery procedures are performed at an accredited outpatient facility minutes from his office in the heart of the Denver Tech Center or in-office at BEAUTY by BUFORD in Lone Tree.
Dr. Buford is a graduate of the Baker/Stuzin/Baker Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship in Miami, making him one of the few cosmetic Plastic Surgeons in the Rocky Mountain Region to complete formal post-graduate training. Dr. Buford holds higher degrees from the Georgetown University School of Medicine and the University of California, San Diego.