Have you ever wondered what happens when you decide to downsize or remove your breast implants? Maybe you've seen the countless stories online of women celebrating their explant journeys and wondered—should I do the same?

In this episode of Plastic Surgery Uncensored, Dr. Rady Rahban sits down with Katy, a long-time patient who underwent not one, but two breast surgeries—first an augmentation, and then a major revision years later. She opens up about the emotional rollercoaster of deciding to downsize her implants, why she originally wanted them removed completely, and how she ultimately found the perfect balance between aesthetics and lifestyle. Dr. Rahban dives deep into the nuances of implant removal, the realities of fat transfer, and why no two patients are the same when it comes to breast revision surgery. If you're struggling with the decision to keep, remove, or adjust your implants, this episode is a must-listen. 
🔹 Why do some women feel their implants no longer suit them?
🔹 Is fat transfer the magic fix—or a potential regret?
🔹 How can you ensure you make the right decision for your body? Tune in for an unfiltered conversation filled with real patient insights, expert advice, and the hard truths about implant revision surgery.

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