Brentwood, Essex & London
    Breast Surgery

    Corrective Breast Surgery

    Corrective breast surgery addresses concerns following a previous breast operation. Miss Dua sees patients who are unhappy with the results of earlier surgery and want a specialist opinion.

    What is it?

    Corrective breast surgery is surgery performed to improve or correct the results of a previous breast procedure. This may include addressing asymmetry, scarring, shape concerns or implant-related problems.

    Why might someone consider it?

    • You are unhappy with the results of previous breast surgery
    • You have asymmetry following a previous operation
    • You have scarring or shape concerns after earlier surgery
    • You want a specialist opinion on whether correction is possible

    What happens during your consultation?

    Miss Dua will review your previous surgery, examine the current result, and discuss what can realistically be achieved. She is honest about what is and is not possible.

    Treatment or surgical process

    The approach depends on the concern. This may involve scar revision, reshaping, lifting, or removal of problematic implants.

    Recovery

    Recovery depends on the procedure performed.

    Results

    The aim is to improve the result of previous surgery. Miss Dua will discuss what is achievable during your consultation.

    Scarring

    Corrective surgery may involve additional scarring, though Miss Dua plans incisions carefully.

    Risks and considerations

    • Correction may not achieve the result you hope for
    • Additional scarring
    • As with any surgery, risks of bleeding, infection and healing problems

    Miss Dua's approach

    Miss Dua approaches corrective surgery with honesty and sensitivity. She will tell you clearly what can be improved and what cannot.

    Corrective Breast — frequently asked questions

    Can all previous surgery be corrected?

    Not always. Miss Dua will give you an honest assessment of what is achievable.

    How soon after previous surgery can I have correction?

    It is usually recommended to wait at least six to twelve months to allow tissues to settle.

    Where Miss Dua sees patients

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