Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery
19+
Years of Experience
10+
ReviewsAcross Internet
5.0
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Dr. Adam Bryce Weinfeld is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Austin, Texas, with 19 years of experience. Best known for rhinoplasty and facial procedures, he also performs breast reconstruction, gender affirmation surgery, and body contouring. He completed fellowships in facial aesthetic surgery (rhinoplasty/face-neck lift) and migraine surgery, and holds membership in ASAPS and ASPS. He is Chair of the Rhinoplasty Society Membership Committee.
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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Chair, Rhinoplasty Society Membership Committee
Past President
Member, Ethics Committee
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Woman treated with Breast Lift as well as Liposuction and JPlasma to abdomen, back, flanks, and inner thighs, BBL(fat transfer), and Mini Tummy Tuck.
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Woman treated with Neck Lift
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Woman treated with Neck Lift
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Dr. Adam Bryce Weinfeld, MD
If you decide to remove your implants, risk of infection will be lower than if you kept them. Risks of going flat could include increased risk of seroma (fluid collection) due to having a large open space that was once occupied with an implant. I only recommend you go flat if you are certain of your decision. Otherwise, if you were to later change your mind, starting over with reconstruction later may present further challenges. Best of luck with your decision.
Dr. Adam Bryce Weinfeld, MD
Based on your age, implants may have to be replaced at some point in your life. That being said, there is no set timeframe when this should occur. They could last 10 years, or 30 years. If you note changes to your implants such as firmness, new pain, change in shape, etc you would want to tell your plastic surgeon so they can evaluate for potential rupture. If you have a rupture, it is recommended to have those implants removed and replaced. Otherwise, there is no need to have them replaced just based on implant age.
Dr. Adam Bryce Weinfeld, MD
There is not a specific maximum age to qualify for breast reconstruction. Even if you are in your 80's but without any major health issues, you may qualify. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon to discuss your options further. Best of luck.
Dr. Adam Bryce Weinfeld, MD
If you decide to remove your implants, risk of infection will be lower than if you kept them. Risks of going flat could include increased risk of seroma (fluid collection) due to having a large open space that was once occupied with an implant. I only recommend you go flat if you are certain of your decision. Otherwise, if you were to later change your mind, starting over with reconstruction later may present further challenges. Best of luck with your decision.
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