The Surgery
Breast implant removal is a relatively simple procedure. Dr. Eberle uses the original surgical incision to remove the implant, and the procedure takes about an hour to complete, depending on each patient’s individual case.

When your original results are no longer the results you want, Dr. Eberle revises and refines. Implant exchange, size changes, and secondary corrections performed by a double board-certified plastic surgeon.
Over time, a breast augmentation can change from the initial result due to hormonal shifts, pregnancy, and weight loss. When the result is no longer what you want, or you have experienced a rupture or any other type of implant malfunction, it’s time to call double board-certified plastic surgeon Nathan Eberle, M.D., D.D.S., F.A.C.S. at Weston Center for Plastic Surgery, which proudly serves women in Fort Lauderdale and Broward County.
Patients also come to Dr. Eberle for revision after subpar results from a previous surgeon. Even in the best of cases, long-term results may be unsatisfactory. Dr. Eberle prides himself on operating on women who need revisions, and patients travel from across South Florida for his expertise.
There are many reasons a woman may decide to have a breast implant exchange performed. Her current implants may no longer fit her lifestyle, she may desire a different size, or she may be facing a medical concern.
Wanting to change the size of their implants for a different look or lifestyle.
Switching from saline implants to silicone, or vice versa.
Experiencing complications from a previous breast augmentation surgery.
A medical reason such as disease, trauma, or a surgical complication.
Breast implant removal is a relatively simple procedure. Dr. Eberle uses the original surgical incision to remove the implant, and the procedure takes about an hour to complete, depending on each patient’s individual case.
Much like losing significant weight, the body reacts to losing breast implants. Skin that stretched to accommodate the original implant may not fully shrink back. If that happens, a breast lift or a different implant size can be used to refine the final result.
Revision breast augmentation is not normally covered by medical insurance because it is an elective surgery. To make the procedure accessible, we offer financing options.
If you live in or around Fort Lauderdale and Broward County and have concerns about your breasts following a previous breast augmentation or breast lift, contact Dr. Eberle at Weston Center for Plastic Surgery to discuss your revision options.
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