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Are dents after implant removal normal?
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Dented chest look.: Indentations or having a sunken look is expected after implant removal that's why most plastic surgeons will plan on either replacement implant or a modified breast lift type of procedure to try and minimize the deformity.
Answered 8/29/2013
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