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Dr. Chasan's  Mal-position- Inferior and/or Lateral

Occurs when the implant is sitting too low or off to the side (inferiorly or laterally). A space or gap in the middle of the chest is also sometimes visible

Dr. Chasan's  Mal-position Medial/Symmastia

Occurs when the breast meet in the middle, also known as “uni-boob”

Dr. Chasan's  Mal-position Superior

Occurs when the implant sits too high and sometimes is associated with capsular contracture.

Dr. Chasan's Capsular Contracture

Occurs when normal scar tissue forms around the implant and the capsule contracts or tightens around the implant. Breasts appear harder, rounder and/or moves upward.

Asymmetry

When a woman’s breasts are different in size, form, position, or volume.

Correction of Long-Term Changes Associated with Implants on Top of the Muscle

Reposition of Implants Into the Subpectoral Location

Enlarged Areola

When a woman’s areola (not nipple) is larger than desired or puffy. This can occur because of genetics, massive weight loss, implants or breastfeeding.

Miscellaneous

Other breast problems.

Over three million women in this country have undergone breast augmentation surgery. Whether the surgery was performed incorrectly or the outcome was poor, there is a growing need for revisionary breast surgery. Dr. Chasan is a well known expert in this field and has performed hundreds of these types of surgeries. He regularly lectures nationally for Allergan, the company that makes breast implants, on this topic and has written several peer-reviewed papers (See published articles for more information)on techniques used for fixing poor results associated with breast surgery. (See Publication)

The most common and treatable complications include capsular contracture, wrinkling knuckling, implants mal-position, deflation (saline implants), ptosis/drooping, double-bubble deformities, and an exaggerated pectoralis major muscular flexion deformity. The vast majority of these are fixable. Many techniques are used in combination such as capsulorrhaphy, capsulotomy, capsulectomy, repositioning of implant sub-muscularly, use of ADM’s (Acellular Dermal Matrix), and mastopexy. In addition, shape and size discrepancies and areolar asymmetries can be addressed.

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