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"Real (Removed implants)" describes a performer or model whose breasts are currently natural because previously placed implants have been surgically removed. The removal procedure is called explantation.
After explantation, breast shape and volume reflect the person's own tissue rather than an augmented form. The outcome varies depending on factors such as the size of the original implants, how long they were in place, and skin elasticity, so the post-removal appearance does not always match the person's pre-augmentation baseline.
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What is the difference between real removed implants and natural breasts?
Both indicate breasts that are unaugmented at the time of classification. "Natural" typically refers to breasts that have never been surgically augmented, while "real removed implants" refers to breasts that were previously augmented and have since had the implants taken out. The key distinction is whether augmentation ever occurred.
What does explantation surgery involve?
Explantation is an outpatient surgical procedure, usually performed under general anesthesia, in which a surgeon removes the implant through an incision, often the same one used during the original placement. If scar tissue has formed a hardened capsule around the implant, the surgeon may remove that as well in a step called capsulectomy.
Do breasts return to their original shape after implant removal?
Post-removal appearance varies from person to person. Factors such as the size of the original implants, how long they were in place, natural aging, and skin elasticity all affect the outcome. Many people find that breast volume is reduced and the contour has changed compared to their pre-augmentation baseline.