Dr Phil Richardson
Having performed thousands of breast surgeries, Dr Phil Richardson is dedicated to quality and compassionate patient care.
Dr Richardson has ample training, along with decades of experience focusing on breast augmentation (mammoplasty) surgery as his core focus procedure. This means he is also well-versed in breast revision (implant removal or replacement) surgery techniques.
Over the years, he has developed many of his own methods to more accurately customise procedures to his patients’ breast shapes, sizes, and contours, helping to meet their expectations and goals.
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Breast revision surgery is performed as a day procedure and involves the removal of a breast implant through the inframammary fold and replacement with new implants. The procedure can often require intricate modifications to the breast implant pocket.
Dr Richardson may use other surgical interventions to address aesthetic concerns, based on your individual needs and expectations.
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There are various pros and cons to each implant position because the most suitable choice for each patient is dependent on anatomical and lifestyle considerations.
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Do you have questions about breast implant revision recovery? Here at Brisbane Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery, we aim to provide support and guidance throughout your recovery, which begins with your first consultation.
Full recovery from breast implant revision is six weeks. Full recovery refers to returning to all normal activities including weightlifting, running, and other physical activity.
Dr Richardson recommends that patients undergoing breast implant revision in Brisbane take at least one week off work for office jobs and two weeks off work for more active jobs.
Dr Richardson recommends that patients refrain from driving for one week after their breast implant revision surgery. The primary reason is due to the likelihood of the patient still being on painkillers during this week.
Dr Richardson recommends that patients who are having breast implant revision surgery proceed with caution when returning to the gym. The main consideration for patients wanting to get back to the gym is they should not engage in any physical activity that significantly elevates their heart rate for the first six weeks after surgery.