V&A Blog

Today, we present you with a very exceptional case. I say exceptional because the patient was treated in two other centers where she previously had two other mamary reductions. She came to us for a third.

Breast augmentation is still a challenging surgery. Although its a routine surgery in any clinic with any plastic surgeon, it always has its difficulties.

This is the case of a patient who received implants under the fascia of the
larger pectoral, a tissue that covers over the muscle.

This is a very interesting case. This patient underwent a bariatric surgery, many years ago. She consulted many centers before coming to us.

More and more often, we receive at our clinic, patients who years ago had implants put in and now want them removed for ever.

We present you with the treatment we have proceeded to do to a patient who presented us with a serious capsular contracture.

The Secondary Mammary Surgery, in our clinic is actually being a fundamental pillar for our professional development.

One of the most requested treatments that all surgeons receive is to change
implants.

We present you with a case of a patient who had had an operation for a breast lift with round smooth implants and early occurance of breast droopiness.

This time, its about a patient with a broken implant since a long time ago, operated on in a different centre many years ago, with a more than evident dropping of the breast.