After breast implant placement, can our chest muscles still move and contract normally?

Breast implant removal is a simple procedure that can potentially be performed under deep sedation instead of general anaesthesia. The level of complexity depends on if it is a case of symptomatic (leak, capsular contracture etc) removal or asymptomatic (“I just want the implants out”) removal. Another consideration is if you would want fat grafting, breast lifting or even new implants at the same surgical setting.

Advantages A softer and more adaptable gel, which results in a more natural appearance when standing and lying down, with movement and softness more similar to natural breast tissue. The softer gel makes inserting the implants possible through a smaller incision. A nano-textured surface. This has a finer texture compared to conventional breast implants. This reduces the risk of complications such as seroma, capsular contracture, and BIA-ALCL. The formation of a thin, soft capsule will allow the breast to remain soft over time.