Saline breast implant removal

As you are pregnant at this time, you may want to consider waiting a little more, and ask your OBGY, to see if is safe to get a surgery being pregnant, and when will be the best time to get t done, with less risk for your baby. Check the web site for ISAPS, there are some surgeons in Hong Kong that belong to ISAPS.

Agree with Dr. Whitfield that you should seek out a plastic surgeon who is a member of the International Society of Plastic Surgery. My suggestion would be to possibly undergo a more simple in office deflation during your pregnancy rather than undergo a more complicated breast procedure. After you deliver, and possibly breast feed, you will have a much better idea of what your post-partum breasts actually look like. This will help make implant selection much more accurate if you choose to replace your implants after having children.

Thank you for your question. Having a child is a special and potentially stressful situation. Most understand your concern that with pregnancy, your breasts will enlarge and the additional breast volume provided by your implants is unwanted. As suggested by Dr. Glickson, an in-office deflation may be the least invasive procedure now. If a surgical removal, implant removal is necessary in your mind, doing it in your third trimester is something to consider.

There are members of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery that should be able to help you in Hong Kong. Good luck and congratulations!

I can't recommend a specific doctor to do the removal procedure, but consulting with several well regarded, experienced board certified plastic surgeons is a good start.