Robert Whitfield Md
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Same Surgery or Six Months Later?
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September 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelSame surgery or six months later? The safest answer is the one your tissue is ready for.
After breast implants are removed, some patients may be candidates for fat transfer during the same procedure. Others may benefit from waiting so tissue that has been compressed for years has time to recover and create space for the next step.
One procedure can mean one anesthetic, one recovery, and one set of surgical costs. But convenience should never outweigh safety. If your tissue quality or overall health says wait, we wait.
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