Anne Taylor, MD: Aesthetica Surgery & Spa
7227 North High Street #256
Worthington, OH 43085
Phone: (614) 569-2649
Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Extended winter hours from 12 p.m.–2 p.m., call to confirm.
The vast majority of women who get breast augmentation are thrilled with their enhanced figures for years. As a board-certified plastic surgeon and a woman, Dr. Anne Taylor understands the emotional strain it can put on you if your results don’t live up to your expectations or if you are ready for a change. She has helped many women attain the breast size and shape they imagined through revision breast augmentation in Columbus, Ohio, by improving the results of surgery by another surgeon, correcting those rare complications, or replacing their implants when they’re simply ready for a new look.
Dr. Taylor has extensive experience performing breast augmentation and breast implant revision surgery at Aesthetica Surgery & Spa in Columbus, Ohio. Request a consultation[/consultation online to talk with her about the changes you’d like to see, or call our office at (614) 569-2649 to schedule an appointment.
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Revision surgery is performed to change the results of a previous procedure. In the case of breast augmentation, this procedure can improve breast shape, address complications, and change the size, shape, and material of your breast implants.
The cost of breast augmentation revision at our Columbus, Ohio, practice varies depending on the complexity of your procedure and your specific goals. Procedure pricing includes surgeon’s fees, anesthesia fees, and the cost of your implants. Our pricing page and related blog post provide more details about what you can expect to pay for breast augmentation revision at Aesthetica Surgery & Spa.
Dr. Taylor will have a private consultation with you so that she can understand your concerns and create a personalized treatment plan to help you have the breast size and shape you want. Revision surgery can be elective to change your implants or corrective to improve results you’re not happy with.
Over time, women’s bodies, preferences, and lifestyles evolve, and new breast implants are developed; therefore, many once-happy breast augmentation patients desire a change in their breast implants. Dr. Taylor can perform elective implant exchange to change your implant fill material (saline to silicone, or vice versa), shape, size, profile, or a combination of these options. She offers the latest FDA-approved options that can help your results look and feel more natural than was possible with implants of the past.
Revision breast augmentation can be a highly complex procedure when it is performed to correct unsatisfactory results or a complication, which is why it is important to choose an appropriately trained and experienced plastic surgeon such as Dr. Anne Taylor. There are many reasons women seek revision surgery, including:
Some women decide they’d rather remove their implants than replace them. Women choose this procedure, called implant removal or explant surgery, for a variety of reasons. Some simply do not want to have implants, others have physical symptoms they believe are related to their implants. Regardless of the reason, Dr. Taylor supports each patient’s choice.
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The revision surgery takes place in a fully accredited surgery center while you are under general anesthesia, administered by a board-certified anesthesiologist. In most cases, Dr. Taylor is able to perform the procedure through the original incisions. She carefully removes the existing scar by tracing its edges with the new incision.
She removes the implants and then takes corrective measures to provide the desired results, which may include removing scar tissue, revising the implant pocket, performing a breast lift, or adding support for the implant.
She then inserts the new implants you have selected and carefully closes the incisions. Dr. Taylor customizes the procedure to your individual needs and goals.
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While each procedure is unique, breast augmentation revision is often more complex and, therefore, more expensive than the original surgery. Often, there is scar tissue to deal with. When there is implant malposition, a surgical mesh may be needed to reinforce the pocket, and that can get expensive.
Yes. If you are having revision surgery, it can be a good opportunity to have Dr. Taylor perform other plastic surgery procedures you’ve been thinking about. Commonly combined procedures, which can add up to a mommy makeover, include:
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In most cases, you can expect a similar recovery process as after your original breast augmentation surgery; although it may be longer or shorter. Special considerations include:
For optimal results, it’s important to carefully follow Dr. Taylor’s guidelines for recovery.
"I love what I do. What could be more rewarding than helping someone feel beautiful?"
— Dr. Anne Taylor
Dr. Anne Taylor has more than 20 years of plastic surgery experience and credentials that speak for themselves. Women and men come to her for her plastic surgery artistry, and the genuine warmth and compassion she has for her patients.
While revision procedures are often more complicated than the first time around, the surgery is generally safe when performed by an experienced plastic surgeon in a certified surgical facility.
If you are satisfied with the way your breasts look and feel, you probably do not need revision surgery. Revision surgery can improve the shape of breasts that are distorted by capsular contracture. It can also relieve the physical discomfort caused by this complication. If you have concerns, it is a good idea to check with your plastic surgeon to be sure. Learn more about capsular contracture and its treatment in our related blog post.
If taken early enough, the oral antihistamine montelukast (Singulair®) may help stop and even reverse the progression of capsular contracture. This treatment can be a good option for some patients before considering surgery.
It depends on the specifics of your surgery. If you are having a simple implant exchange, your post-op pain might be minimal. If you are having an extensive revision such as removal of scar tissue or revision of the breast pocket, it’s likely you will be sore for a week or two.
Breast augmentation patients will usually need to wait 6 to 12 months before having a revision procedure. This delay will give your breasts time to heal, allow swelling to dissipate, and let you achieve your final breast size and shape.
There is no specific “expiration date” for breast implants, although they are not made to last a lifetime. Most implants last at least 10 years. Dr. Taylor explains more in this blog post.
