Complex
corrections.
Cases after procedures whose outcome did not satisfy the patient. Shape restoration, complication correction, elimination of consequences from outdated techniques.
complex corrections
4:5 ]
surgeon consultation
3:4 ]
This is a separate category of work. Patients do not come here with a primary request to "enlarge the breasts." They come when surgery has already been performed and the result is unsatisfactory or has caused complications.
Every such case is unique. There is no universal protocol. The plan is always built on what was done, what went wrong, and what can technically be changed today.
Not every complication can be fully corrected. Tissues have limits of recovery. Sometimes improvement is possible, but returning to the state before the first procedure is not.
That is why in this area we begin not with promises but with an honest assessment: what is technically possible, what is not, what realistic outcome to expect, and what risks remain. Only after that does the patient make a decision.
Publications on managing complications after polyacrylamide gel injections, correction of upper rippling in re-augmentation mammoplasty, management of patients with severe capsular contracture. All publications appear in peer-reviewed medical journals.
Up to 2 hours. Full review of all previous surgical history, examination, analysis of available records.
Ultrasound, MRI, sometimes additional studies. Goal - a complete picture of current status.
Development of an individualized surgical strategy. In complex cases - staged correction across multiple procedures.
Duration depends on scope and complexity - from 2 to 6 hours.
In complex cases, surgeon follow-up may continue for 18-24 months with regular check-ups.
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