Corrective & Botched
Breast Surgery
Previous breast procedures that have resulted in too large or improperly shaped breasts for the individual’s frame is among the most common reasons for people to seek out the expertise of Dr. Jaime Schwartz for correction of a ‘botched’ breast surgery.
Significant distortion of normal anatomy, your natural breast shape, can prove to be quite a challenge to restore. With vast experience in breast reconstruction, Dr. Schwartz is able to correct these these complex issues using a similar approach.
When undergoing an aesthetic, restorative or corrective breast surgery involving implants, finding an implant that properly fits your body is truly a key factor for a successful breast augmentation; Dr. Schwartz’ precision measurement technique for implant selection continues to offer patients beautiful results individually tailored to their unique frame.
See patient before-and-after photos of Dr. Schwartz’ precision measurement technique.
Rebecca, bi-lateral breast reconstruction
After 8 years of unsatisfactory surgeries, Rebecca’s results with Dr. Schwartz for a revisional, bi-lateral breast reconstruction helped her feel happy about her body again. “He is by far the most knowledgeable doctor I’ve ever had and is extremely professional.” Rebecca was just as impressed with the level of compassion she was shown. “Dr. Schwartz is unbelievably kind and has genuine empathy. He even reached out and held my hand. He is just so upbeat and positive – always. He’s also honest in his declaration of your status and what he can accomplish. He’s not going to offer you a miracle he can’t deliver.”
Types Of Botched Surgery
HARD IMPLANTS CAPSULAR
IMPLANT ISSUES
BREAST PAIN
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No matter what stage of decision you are in, it always helps to get an expert’s opinion. Dr. Jaime Schwartz develop a tailored approach for each of his patients. To find out more about what your options are contact a member of his team today to setup your consultation.
A term used to describe excessive scar tissue that forms a capsule around a breast implant, capsular contracture can lead to hard breasts, an unnatural appearance or texture, or even pain and discomfort. Sometimes, it may only occur in one breast, while in other cases, it affects both. It is impossible to predict if capsular contracture will happen or to tell what has caused it, but, fortunately, it is quite possible to correct with a specialized breast surgery revision.
If you are experiencing breast pain please contact your physician or schedule a consultation as soon as possible, as it is imperative to promptly identify the cause of the presenting breast pain.
Breast implant rippling refers to folds or wrinkles in an implant that are visible through the skin. Rippling is typically most noticeable on the bottom or sides of an implant, but may also occur in the middle, near the cleavage. There can be any number of reasons an implant would ripple. Among these are:
– Over-sized implants
– Inadequate breast tissue covering an implant
– Under inflation of saline implants
While there is no guarantee against rippling, there are steps that can be taken to reduce both its risks and visibility.
