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Can fat grafting be done after breast implant removal?

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Yes, fat grafting is one option after implant removal to restore some volume without a new device. Because fat gives a smaller increase than implants and part of the graft is resorbed, expectations should be modest and staged sessions may be needed. The condition of the remaining tissue and capsule affects what is possible.

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  1. organizationBreast Implant Removal — American Society of Plastic Surgeons · accessed Sep 20, 2026 · Evidence page
  2. organizationFat Transfer Breast Augmentation — American Society of Plastic Surgeons · accessed Sep 20, 2026 · Evidence page