Revision Breast Surgery in Philadelphia

Name: Revision Breast Surgery
Brand: Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery
Rating: 4.9 (636 reviews)

You deserve beautiful breasts that help you feel like yourself. At Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery, our revision breast surgery focuses on correcting complications, refining previous results, and bringing your vision for yourself to life.

Restoring a Beautiful, Natural-Looking Shape

Changes in breast shape and position are natural over time, even with a breast augmentation. But unsatisfactory results, complications, and extensive changes are all causes for a more targeted, strategic correction. Every breast revision in Bryn Mawr at Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery is approached with respect, care, discretion, and thoughtful surgical planning.

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What Is Revision Breast Surgery?

A revision breast surgery is a surgical procedure designed to correct or improve the results of a previous breast surgery, typically due to either complications or aesthetic dissatisfaction. Every patient’s revision plan will be different, and the Bloom team will combine surgical precision with artistic judgment to ensure a balanced, beautiful result. Your revision can include any of the following adjustments:

Correct implant positioning
Resolve asymmetry or drooping
Reshape the tissue surrounding your implant
Address rippling and textural irregularities
Create a more natural look

The Bloom Difference

When you choose Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery for your breast revision in Philadelphia, you choose an experience rooted in clinical excellence and customized care. Our state-of-the-art clinic is home to our team of licensed, trained medical professionals, and every treatment room is equipped with the most advanced tools and technology possible. We work with intention and integrity to deliver high-quality results that address your medical needs and enhance your aesthetic satisfaction.

Your revision breast surgery will be performed by Dr. Elizabeth Malphrus, an award-winning, Ivy League-trained breast and body plastic surgeon. Her work as a breast specialist is defined by a natural aesthetic, crafting refined and shapely breasts that complement your frame. She understands the emotional toll of a breast revision, and she’s dedicated to being a true partner as you navigate this chapter of your plastic surgery journey.

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What to Expect From Your Breast Revision in Bryn Mawr

A Comprehensive Consultation

Your revision breast surgery will begin with a one-on-one consultation with Dr. Malphrus. There, you’ll explain your aesthetic concerns, goals, and surgical history, and Dr. Malphrus will assess the current state of your breasts to determine whether a revision breast surgery is right for you. In some cases, she may recommend a related procedure, such as an implant replacement or capsulectomy, that’s better suited to your concerns.

Precision Correction Techniques

After your consultation, Dr. Malphrus will begin building your customized surgical plan to restore your breasts to a beautiful, natural-looking shape. She’ll employ a variety of techniques and use strategic incisions, typically following the pattern from your prior surgery, to access the breast tissue. Here, the focus is on preserving your existing breast tissue and protecting your long-term breast health.

Addressing Scar Tissue

Depending on your needs, your revision breast surgery may require adjusting the implant pocket or removing the scar tissue around the implant, known as the capsule. Dr. Malphrus uses gentle techniques to reshape and remove this tissue, helping improve your comfort and allowing for better positioning on the chest.

Refining Contour and Symmetry

The final step of your revision breast surgery is to reshape the remaining tissue to properly cover the implant and balance the breasts. These slight adjustments have a major impact on your overall silhouette, creating harmony between your upper and lower body. Once complete, all incisions will be closed with small sutures to promote smooth, consistent scarring.

High-Touch Recovery

Recovery after breast revision in Philadelphia typically involves mild swelling, soreness, and tightness for one to two weeks, mirroring the recovery process from your prior breast procedure. Our team will provide you with specialized surgical bras to reduce swelling and support your breast tissue as it heals into its new shape. Most patients return to normal daily activities, including desk work, gentle movement, and social gatherings within two weeks, but you’ll need to avoid strenuous exercise for up to two months to prevent trauma to the chest. After your procedure, you’ll receive customized recovery instructions from Dr. Malphrus. This list may include the following items:

Incision site care and cleaning protocols
Surgical drain care, if applicable
Activity limitations
Sleep position restrictions
Swelling and pain management strategies
Hygiene recommendations
Supportive garment guidelines
Recovery clothing options

Over the coming weeks, you’ll return to our clinic just outside Philadelphia for several follow-up appointments with Dr. Malphrus. There, she’ll remove any remaining sutures or drains, check your healing progress, and approve you to resume high-impact activities, such as intense exercise, running, and contact sports.

Transform Your Look, Transform Your Life

Revision breast surgeries aim to restore natural-looking balance and contour to the chest, and many patients report an immediate improvement in their confidence, comfort, and satisfaction post-op. Your results will be tailored to your frame, ensuring your newly enhanced breasts complement, not overpower, your authentic beauty. It may take several weeks for all residual swelling to fade and for your breasts to take their final shape.

Frequently Asked Questions Revision Breast Surgery

How long will my results last?

The results of your revision breast surgery in Bryn Mawr are designed to be long-lasting, with many patients enjoying their outcomes for 10 years or longer. Aging and gravity will naturally affect the breasts over time.

Will I need new implants during revision surgery?

No, unless your revision is intended to address implant-related complications. Some patients choose to replace their implants during revision surgery regardless, while others request revision surgery that does not affect their implants. Discuss your options with Dr. Malphrus during your consultation.

Is revision breast surgery more complex than primary breast surgery?

Yes. Revision breast surgery must also contend with implants, scar tissue, and implant pockets, increasing the surgical complexity. Your unique surgical plan will account for all of these aspects to ensure a safe, effective, and satisfactory result.

How long should I wait before considering breast revision surgery?

It’s recommended to wait until you’re fully healed from your initial surgery, which could take several months. Every patient’s timeline is different, and Dr. Malphrus will confirm whether your body is ready for revision surgery during your consultation.