Mansher Singh Reviews Breast Revision

About Breast Revision

Assessment and revision of previous breast surgery, including implant, shape, position or scar concerns.

Reviewing an earlier operation

The practice’s revision page discusses concerns after previous breast surgery, including implant position or size, capsular contracture, asymmetry and scars. Revision can involve different operations depending on the original procedure and the current issue. It is therefore helpful to describe the symptom or change rather than arrive with a single assumed correction.

Records and revised surgical scope

Ask the office whether it needs the original operative report, implant details, previous imaging or photographs. Explain when the concern began and whether any later procedures were performed. The consultation should identify what can be addressed, what uncertainty remains and whether implant removal, replacement, lifting or other work is proposed. Request a quote for that actual combination rather than a general revision fee.

Questions for your consultation

• Which findings explain the concern I am experiencing?
• Would the implants be removed, replaced or repositioned?
• Is a lift or scar revision a separate part of the plan?
• What additional records or investigations are needed before deciding?
• How would an unexpected finding during surgery affect the agreed approach?