The Beautiful Contour Found Again No Matter the Issue, Even Challenging Revisions Bring More Satisfying Results
WOOA Creates Satisfying Breasts
Rediscovering the Beautiful I-line
Through personalized breast pocket design and precise dissection, we create a natural I-line cleavage that resembles the natural breast shape, without being too wide or too narrow, avoiding any artificial appearance.
Axillary Incision Revision Surgery Available
Precisely through the original incision site, our specialists at WOOA, with over 20 years of experience and expertise, perform complete capsule removal and complex axillary incision revisions.
Complete Capsule Removal
Complete capsule removal is crucial in revision surgery. With WOOA's expertise, we prevent the need for secondary or tertiary surgeries by minimizing tissue damage and performing complete capsule removal.
Recommended for
Those suffering from hard breasts due to capsular contracture after surgery
Those experiencing pain due to inflammation or side effects
Those troubled by unsatisfactory size or size asymmetry
Those who have experienced displacement of the implant downward
Those whose implants have merged in the middle, causing the cleavage to disappear
Recommended for
✓ Those suffering from hard breasts due to capsular contracture after surgery
✓ Those experiencing pain due to inflammation or side effects
✓ Those troubled by unsatisfactory size or size asymmetry
✓ Those who have experienced displacement of the implant downward
✓ Those whose implants have merged in the middle, causing the cleavage to disappear
The surgical method varies based on the type of revision surgery needed.
Capsular Contracture
Size Correction/Asymmetry
Double Line/Bottoming Out
Breast Synmastia
Capsular Contracture
Capsular contracture, where a capsule forms around the implant and hardens.
In severe cases, it leads to deformities and pain, requiring revision surgery.
Double Line/Bottoming Out
Double lines, where two breast folds are visible, and bottoming out, where the implant shifts and creates a bulge at the bottom, are potential side effects that may require revision surgery.
Breast Synmastia
The condition where both breasts appear fused, caused by damage to the sternal fascia that separates the two, requires revision surgery.
We Incorporate All of WOOA's 20 Years of Expertise
Capsule removal is the key to breast revision surgery. We carefully remove thick capsules, over 0.6mm, without causing tissue damage.
With WOOA's expertise, we can remove the implant along with the capsule, which causes capsular contracture and other complications, in one procedure.
WOOA KNOW-HOW
In cases where capsule removal is necessary, we identify the required cases through diagnosis. Through meticulous endoscopic skills, we perform the surgery without damaging the muscles. We complete the removal of the capsule with minimal pain.
Case-by-case Approach to Capsule Removal
Capsulotomy
If only the shape of the breasts needs improvement, the capsule is partially incised, and the surgery is performed.
Capsulectomy
If conditions such as capsular contracture or other complications are found, the entire capsule is removed.
En Bloc Capsulectomy
If a condition such as a tumor is diagnosed, both the capsule and the implant are removed together.
Dual Plan Method
It is a surgical method where part of the implant is placed under the muscle and part is placed under the glandular tissue. This allows for a natural breast shape and feel, and can be performed without issue, even on individuals with a thin physique.
Disadvantages: Animation Deformity, Bottoming Out, and Lateral Displacement May \Occur
Triple Plane Method
Minimization of Animation Deformity
Minimization of Outward Rotation
Minimization of Bottom Sagging & Displacement
Natural Breast Shape
Minimal Pain After Surgery
This is an advanced double-plane surgery method unique to WOOA, which prevents side effects such as animation effects that can occur in traditional dual-plane techniques. It involves repositioning the inner part of the upper and lower chest muscles, while placing the middle part of the breast underneath the fascia.
