Whether you are ready to remove your implants, replace them or correct a previous surgery, we offer discreet Consultant-led surgery and care to support your comfort, confidence and long term wellbeing, performed personally by Mr Debashis Ghosh on Harley Street.
Removal or replacement may be right for you if you recognise yourself here. Whatever your reason, you will be guided honestly on what to expect and what outcome suits you best.
The right technique depends on your anatomy, your goals and your skin - Mr Ghosh will recommend the most suitable option(s) for you during your consultation.
Complete removal of your implants to return you to your natural breast shape.
Combine explant surgery with a mastopexy to restore firmness and shape.
Update your implants with new sizing, profile or materials.
Treatment of asymmetry, capsular contracture, rupture, rippling or malposition.
Not sure which is right for you? That is what the consultation is for.
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ratingYour surgery is planned and performed personally by Mr Ghosh, Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon, dual certified by the European Board of Surgery in Breast Surgery and Surgical Oncology (FEBS) and registered with the General Medical Council (GMC 4657664).
Formerly Clinical Director of Breast Services for NHS England's North Central London Cancer Alliance, he now practises exclusively in private care. It is a rare combination: the artistry of a cosmetic specialist, backed by the rigour of a consultant breast cancer surgeon.
Recovery is similar to your original augmentation, with any discomfort well managed by prescribed pain relief.
Most patients return to light activity in 1 to 2 weeks.
Full results become visible in the months following surgery as everything settles.
Your surgeon will remove the implants through a small incision, often using your original scar, so no new scars are usually needed.
Explore sizes, shapes and outcomes in confidential 3D imaging, so every decision is made with your likely result in front of you.
Implant removal starts from £5,000, and removal with replacement from £8,500. A full quote is provided after consultation and surgical planning, with no hidden extras.
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Common reasons include lifestyle or aesthetic changes, capsular contracture, rupture, implant ageing or simply a desire to return to a natural shape.
Implant removal starts from £5,000, and removal with replacement from £8,500. A full quote is provided after consultation and surgical planning.
Your surgeon will remove the implants through a small incision, often using your original scar. In some cases, the surrounding capsule may also be removed.
Yes. Many women choose full explant surgery with or without a lift. You will be guided on how this will affect shape and what outcomes you can expect.
If you have had larger implants or have natural sagging, a lift (mastopexy) may be recommended to restore shape and support. This will be discussed at your consultation.
Yes - many patients choose to downsize, switch to newer materials, or adjust the shape and profile for a more comfortable or natural result.
Recovery is similar to your original augmentation. Most patients return to light activity in 1 to 2 weeks, with full results visible in the months following.
As with any surgery, risks include infection, scarring and changes in sensation. Our team takes every step to minimise risks and ensure a smooth recovery.
Start with a free telephone consultation from home or meet Mr Ghosh on Harley Street - this will enable all your questions to be answered to help you make an informed decision.
Both options include Crisalix 3D imaging if you would like to see what your potential results would look like.
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