Editing Breast augmentation (section)

=====Explantation deformity=====
The autologous fat graft replacement of breast implants (saline and silicone) resolves [[Complications (medical)|medical complications]] such as: [[capsular contracture]], implant shell rupture, filler leakage (silent rupture), device deflation, and silicone-induced [[granulomas]], which are medical conditions usually requiring re-operation and explantation (breast implant removal). The patient then has the option of surgical or non-implant breast corrections, either replacement of the explanted breast implants or fat-graft breast augmentation. Moreover, because fat-grafts are biologically sensitive, they cannot survive in the empty implantation pocket, instead, they are injected to and diffused within the breast-tissue matrix (recipient site), replacing approximately 50% of the volume of the removed implant{{snd}}as permanent breast augmentation. The outcome of the explantation correction is a bust of natural appearance; breasts of volume, form, and feel, that{{snd}}although approximately 50% smaller than the explanted breast size{{snd}}are larger than the original breast size, pre-procedure.