Breast surgery should be a one-time journey to confidence, but for many, the results fall short. Whether you are dealing with painful scar tissue, shifting implants, or the shape that simply doesn’t look right anymore, the reality often doesn’t match the vision. Every glance in the mirror becomes a reminder of a procedure that didn’t go as planned, turning what should be a joy into a daily source of stress.
It doesn’t have to stay this way. At Shape You Deserve in Beverly Hills, renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Ashu Garg specializes in personalized breast revision surgery.
Breast revision surgery corrects issues from a previous breast procedure to improve appearance, address complications, or update implants and breast shape to match your current aesthetic goals. Every revision is different. Your procedure might involve implant exchange, implant removal, scar tissue treatment, correction of implant position, breast tissue reshaping, or nipple adjustments depending on your specific needs.
Patients seek breast revision surgery in Beverly Hills for several reasons:
Some revision cases stem from personal preference, while others involve physical changes that need evaluation.
Firmness or discomfort: Your breast feels unusually tight or uncomfortable, which could indicate scar tissue changes
Visible distortion: Your implant appears higher, lower, wider, or closer to the center than it should
Growing asymmetry: One breast sits or looks noticeably different than the other
Rippling: You can see implant edges through thin tissue areas
Double bubble: A visible double contour where the implant edge creates a line across the breast
Waterfall deformity: Breast tissue droops below the implant
Rupture concerns: You have symptoms or imaging results suggesting implant failure
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, an evaluation at our Beverly Hills practice clarifies what’s happening and which correction options make sense for you.
Women choose breast revision to make their breasts look and feel right again.
You might be a good fit for breast revision in Beverly Hills if:
Timing matters in revision cases. If your original procedure was recent, it’s usually best to let tissues fully settle unless you have a complication requiring earlier intervention.
Breast revision pricing varies more than primary breast surgery because revision ranges from straightforward implant exchange to complex pocket reconstruction and scar tissue treatment. The cost depends on the specific corrections needed, whether implants are removed, replaced, or repositioned, whether capsular contracture requires treatment, whether a breast lift is necessary for shape and nipple position, and facility fees, anesthesia, and operating time.
Shape You Deserve provides transparent pricing and financing options. Your final quote comes after an in-person consultation once we’ve confirmed your surgical plan.
Successful revision surgery starts with detailed planning. During your consultation, Dr. Garg reviews:
Bringing your implant records speeds up decision-making, but we can move forward with a physical exam and develop a revision strategy based on our findings even without them.
Dr. Garg tailors the revision technique to the specific concern and the condition of the tissues.
Implant exchange replaces older implants or updates size and profile to better match your current goals. This option works well when you want a different look, better fit for your frame, or refreshed results after lifestyle or body changes.
Capsular contracture occurs when scar tissue around an implant tightens and becomes unusually firm, potentially causing discomfort and distortion. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, this is one of the most common complications requiring revision. Treatment addresses the scar capsule and rebuilds a healthier pocket environment.
A breast lift is included in revision when the skin envelope has stretched, nipples sit too low, or breast tissue has settled below the implant. This matters in cases like waterfall deformity, where natural tissue droops below the implant position.
Breast asymmetry can develop after initial surgery or worsen over time. Correction involves adjusting implant size, position, or breast tissue on one or both sides to create better balance and symmetry.
Once anesthesia is administered, your breast revision procedure follows a structured approach:
Recovery varies based on what the revision includes, but most patients experience swelling, bruising, and tightness that improve gradually. A supportive surgical bra is commonly used to protect the result, and activity restrictions are typically required for several weeks. Final shape continues to refine as swelling resolves and tissues settle.
Implants aren’t lifetime devices, and regular follow-up matters. For silicone implants, the FDA recommends routine screening with ultrasound or MRI starting 5 to 6 years after placement and then every 2 to 3 years, even without symptoms.
A consultation helps determine whether implant surveillance is appropriate based on your implant type, timeline, and symptoms.
Revision surgery requires experience, planning, and precision because the anatomy has already been altered by a prior operation. Dr. Ashu Garg is a Diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, specializing in breast revision procedures, including implant exchange, capsular contracture correction, and pocket revision.
Shape You Deserve is located on Beverly Hills Drive in Beverly Hills and is designed for privacy, comfort, and personalized care from consultation through recovery. Dr. Garg’s training includes formal surgical training and fellowship training in cosmetic surgery, with an approach emphasizing safe technique, scar quality, and individualized treatment plans.
Located centrally in Beverly Hills, Dr. Ashu Garg welcomes patients from across Los Angeles County, and nearby areas including West Hollywood, Bel Air, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Westwood, Century City, Culver City, Pacific Palisades, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Encino, Marina Del Rey, and Hollywood Hills.
Flexible payment options are available to help make your procedure more accessible.
If breast implants feel uncomfortable, results look uneven, or your aesthetic goals have changed, breast revision surgery might be your next step. A consultation at Shape You Deserve in Beverly Hills allows Dr. Garg to evaluate your anatomy, review your concerns, and outline a customized revision plan.
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Surgery length depends on complexity. A simple implant exchange takes less time than a revision involving pocket repair, capsular work, and a lift. Most procedures range from 2 to 4 hours.
Yes. Implant malposition is corrected with pocket revision techniques designed to rebuild support and improve stability. Dr. Garg has extensive experience correcting bottoming out and lateral displacement.
Capsular contracture occurs when the scar capsule around an implant tightens, making the breast feel firm and look distorted. The FDA recognizes this as a known complication of breast implants. Revision addresses the capsule and restores a healthier pocket environment.
Yes. A lift is included when nipple position or skin laxity affects the final shape, including cases where breast tissue settles below the implant over time.
With proper technique and follow-up care, breast revision results are long-lasting. However, factors like aging, weight changes, and gravity continue to affect breast appearance over time.
For silicone implants, the FDA recommends routine imaging with ultrasound or MRI beginning 5 to 6 years after placement and then every 2 to 3 years thereafter to detect silent ruptures.
Pain levels vary by individual and procedure complexity. Many patients report similar or slightly higher discomfort compared to their initial surgery, but this is well-managed with medication.
Yes. Shape You Deserve welcomes patients from throughout California and beyond. Our team helps coordinate timing around recovery and follow-up needs for out-of-area patients.
Insurance rarely covers revision surgery unless it’s medically necessary due to complications like implant rupture or severe capsular contracture. Cosmetic revisions are typically self-pay. We offer financing options to make your procedure more accessible.