Corrective Breast Surgery
A woman's breasts can be different not only in size but also in shape. A slight difference in breast size is common among most women, but sometimes the discrepancy can be marked. The position of the nipple can also be different in each breast.
Secondary breast surgery can be performed to correct problems with the previous augmentation surgery. Women who had breast augmentation performed many years before may need their implants either removed or replaced.
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