10/06/2026
Your breast implants may not be the problem—but your body, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals may have changed. ✨
More women are revisiting breast augmentations performed 10, 15, or even 20+ years ago and asking a different question:
“What looks and feels right for me now?”
Breast implant revision isn’t always about correcting a complication. For some patients, it’s an opportunity to:
• Downsize to a smaller, lighter implant
• Replace aging or ruptured implants
• Correct bottoming out or implant malposition
• Address capsular contracture or rippling
• Improve animation deformity
• Add a breast lift or internal support
• Restore coverage with fat grafting
• Remove implants altogether
The goal of modern breast revision is not simply to replace an old implant with a new one. Dr. John Burns evaluates the implant, breast tissue, skin, capsule, muscle, breast fold, and implant pocket to create a plan for the breast you have today.
After more than 25 years in aesthetic breast surgery, Dr. Burns sees revision as the next chapter for many breast augmentation patients—not necessarily a sign that something went wrong.
Read the new blog: “Breast Implant Revision: Why More Women Are Updating Their Implants” at DrJohnBurns.com.
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