This lady has previously had a mastopexy implant procedure and wished to remove her implants. It is always difficult to predict how the breasts will appear after removal especially when a mastopexy or breast lift has previously been performed. It is important to consider the pros and cons of removal only and the pros and cons of removal and replacement. This lady has also considered a further breast lift and the use of autologous fat transfer. Her prime aim was to remove the implants and during surgery the capsules were very thin. Thus, only a partial capsulectomy was performed and the tissue sent for pathological analysis. Everything has settled well after 6 weeks and she is very happy with the result.
At a consultation, it is important to run through all the pros and cons and the various options of breast so that you can be empowered to proceed. In particular, one must consider whether to remove all of the capsule or part of the capsule. Mr. Ross will show you various preoperative and postoperative results so that you can understand what can be achieved and what is to be expected.
Mr. Ross is a plastic surgeon that underwent specific training in plastic surgery. Mr. Ross successfully completed his FRCS (plast), obtained his CCT and is listed on the GMC specialist Register for Plastic surgery (Number 4220633). Mr. Ross has a vast training in aesthetic surgery throughout his plastic surgery training including the techniques utilized in “cosmetic surgery”. Mr. Ross is a full member of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS); British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS), American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) Association of Breast Surgeons (ABS) and is regularly appraised on an annual basis. He has successfully revalidated and “cosmetic surgery” is an established part of his scope of practice. Mr Ross is the only plastic and cosmetic surgeon in Manchester, the North West of England and the United Kingdom in full time private practice, who is a full member of BAAPS, BAPRAS and ABS.
