Surgical Procedure
Your current implants will sit either directly under the breast tissue or deeper behind the breast muscle. They will be removed through incisions made underneath your breasts or around the areola. Following the procedure you will be taken from the operating theatre into the Recovery Room where you will be looked after until you are fully awake following the anaesthetic. After this, you will return to your room, where nursing staff will check your dressings and monitor your pulse and blood pressure at regular intervals.
Pre Operative Care
6 hours prior to surgery. – No food and liquid intake if general anesthesia is planned. – No eye make-up, mascara and ensure the face is clean of any cosmetics.
Before surgery please inform your surgeon of any allergies, all medical conditions, and any medication that you are taking (both prescription and non-prescription).
To eliminate the chance of post op. bleeding you should avoid aspirin and any medication containing aspirin or brufen for two weeks prior to surgery.
You should also not smoke for 4 weeks prior to surgery as smoking can affect your reaction to the anaesthetic and slow down the healing process.
Patients that suffer from hypertension must inform the surgeon prior to surgery.
Breast Implant Removal Surgery
At a glance
Duration of Operation
1-2 Hours
Hospital Admission
1 Nights
Anaesthetic
General Anesthetic
Shower
After 7 Days
Time off work
1 Weeks
Sleeping on back
Recommended for 1 weeks
Reasonable Mobility
Can not hands up over head 7 days
Exercise
4-6 weeks
Bras & Garments
6 weeks
Sexual Activity
4-6 weeks
Full Recovery
4-6 weeks
Driving
2 weeks
Before & After
Reviews
“ The surgucal team was fabulous and I felt really reassured through the whole process someone held my hand going under anesthesua and then the nurse was Dr. Witoon and there my anesthesiologist introduced himself.“
“ The surgucal team was fabulous and I felt really reassured through the whole process someone held my hand going under anesthesua and then the nurse was Dr. Witoon and there my anesthesiologist introduced himself.“
“ The surgucal team was fabulous and I felt really reassured through the whole process someone held my hand going under anesthesua and then the nurse was Dr. Witoon and there my anesthesiologist introduced himself.“
“ The surgucal team was fabulous and I felt really reassured through the whole process someone held my hand going under anesthesua and then the nurse was Dr. Witoon and there my anesthesiologist introduced himself.“
Package Price
starting 48,000 Baht
Post Operative Care
After breast implant removal you are likely to have some discomfort, swelling, bruising, hardness and pain/twinges in the breasts. These are temporary and should subside after the first few weeks. It may take several months for the shape of your breast to settle. You should follow your surgeon’s advice regarding how long to avoid driving but you certainly should not begin driving again until you are confident that you can safely perform an emergency stop without experiencing any discomfort. You must avoid strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, swimming and vacuuming for four to six weeks after surgery. At your post-operative follow-up appointment your surgeon will assess your progress and give advice on when you can resume your normal activities. The recovery period is usually about 2 weeks.
Avoid strenuous activity or sexual intercourse – this may take up to three weeks post surgery. Your surgeon will advise you accordingly, when you can resume normal activities. Most women return to work after a week or two.
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