Las Vegas Plastic Surgery: Jeffrey J. Roth M.D. F.A.C.S.
6140 S. Fort Apache Road, #100
Las Vegas, NV 89148
Phone: (702) 450-0777
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
When your breast implants no longer give you the confidence boost they once provided, it may be time to think about breast augmentation revision. At our Las Vegas, NV, plastic surgery practice, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Roth performs implant revisions to give women a fresh start with bodies that reflect their current lifestyles and goals.
Here, you’ll find all the information you need to plan your breast revision, including insight into whether the surgery is right for you, tips on what to expect during the process, and before-and-and after photos of successful cases similar to yours.
Breast Augmentation Revision
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VIEW PHOTOSWhat Is Breast Implant Revision?
Breast augmentation and other plastic surgery procedures can culminate in less-than-optimal results, leading to dissatisfaction. This may be the product of complications during surgery or several different circumstances that can arise. In fact, you may have had a great result with which you were completely satisfied, only to see the result change over time because of aging or weight loss. Women often seek Dr. Roth for corrective plastic surgery to improve these results.
Common corrections made during breast augmentation revision include:
- Updating implant size, placement, or material.
- Replacing older implants with newer models.
- Resolving complications such as implant rupture or capsular contracture.
- Improving cosmetic results to create a more attractive and natural-looking outcome.
Credentials You Can Trust:
Meet Dr. Roth
A Las Vegas local since 1977, Dr. Jeffrey J. Roth combines surgical artistry with rigorous training, leadership, and patient-centered values. His career highlights include:
- Double Board Certified & ACS Fellow: Dr. Roth is board certified in both plastic and general surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS).
- Extensive Residency & Fellowship Training: Trained in General Surgery at MCP/Hahnemann (now Drexel University College of Medicine) and in Plastic Surgery at UCSF, Dr. Roth served as chief resident in both programs, and completed a microsurgery and hand fellowship at USC.
- Peer-Selected Top Doctor: Named a Castle Connolly Top Doctor in 2020 through 2025, Dr. Roth ranks among the top 7% of board-certified U.S. physicians.
- Medical Leadership & Advocacy: Past president of the Clark County Medical Society and current President-Elect of the Nevada State Medical Association, Dr. Roth also serves as an Overseas Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
- Trusted Beyond the OR: For years, he has been the ringside plastic surgeon caring for world-class fighters in Las Vegas, including Top Rank Boxing.
- Highly Rated for Patient Care: Patients appreciate Dr. Roth's exceptional results, concierge-level service, and long-lasting connections, reflected by his 4.9/5 rating across 230+ patient reviews.
Dr. Roth is Board Certified in General Surgery by the American Board of Surgery, and Board Certified in Plastic Surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS).
Whether a subtle enhancement or a transformative change, Dr. Roth guides patients safely and compassionately toward their cosmetic goals.
Who Is a Candidate for Breast Revision?
For many women in Las Vegas, breast implant revision is the right choice to address concerns sich as:
- Capsular contracture
- Deflation of implant
- Migration of implant
- Soft tissue movement with time
- Change of appearance of scars
You may also decide your implants no longer reflect your ideal look and that you are simply ready for a change.
What to Expect
Bringing your best look to life is as easy as 1-2-3.
1. Consultation
2. Pre-Op
3. Surgery
How Soon Is Too Soon for Breast Revision?
It’s generally important to wait until your implants have fully settled, your initial results have taken shape, and you are completely healed before deciding on a revision. This typically takes about 6 months to a year. After that, you can remove your implants, exchange them, or revise your results at any time.
Why Choose Dr. Roth for Your Breast Revision Surgery?
Revision surgery cases can be complicated and require a surgeon like Dr. Roth, who has vast knowledge and experience with secondary surgeries. Dr. Roth is both board-certified and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS). This designation matters because it adds an extra layer of safety, oversight, and attention to detail to your breast revision procedure and outcome. As a surgeon who performs many breast revision procedures each year, Dr. Roth is highly sought-after for his expertise in augmentations and breast lifts. He also performs secondary procedures on every part of the body, including revisions of tummy tucks and other body contouring procedures.
Reviews
Read what real people like you have shared about their experiences with Dr. Roth and his team.
Read Our ReviewsWhat Is Recovery Like After Breast Implant Revision?
Healing directly following a surgical revision can take a few weeks. You’ll likely experience some bruising or swelling, and possibly some discomfort. Most people can return to work within a few weeks.
Healing continues well past that initial stage of recovery into the next several weeks until the body is fully and properly healed. At this time, you can resume your usual workout routine, including strenuous exercise.
A Few More Breast Augmentation Revision FAQs
Q: Can you remove breast implants without replacing them?
A: Yes, you can remove breast implants without replacing them. Many women choose this option, known as breast implant removal or explant surgery, to restore the breasts to their natural state. Depending on your anatomy and goals, Dr. Roth may recommend combining implant removal with a breast lift to improve shape and firmness after your implants are removed.
Q: Who pays for breast augmentation revision?
A: There’s a slight chance your revision will be determined medically necessary, which may qualify you for insurance coverage. If your surgeon believes they have made an error that needs correcting, they may offer to pay for part of the surgery. However, for the most part, you are responsible for the cost of your breast augmentation revision.
Q: Can breast implant revision achieve lift?
A: Breast implant revision involves some implant repositioning that may create a more lifted look. However, if you have significant sagging or drooping in your breasts, it’s best to combine your revision with a breast lift to fully correct this and achieve results you love.
Q: Is breast implant revision painful?
A: Breast implant revision itself isn’t painful because it is done while you are fully asleep under general anesthesia. However, with any surgery, it’s normal to feel some soreness during recovery. Many people find the recovery process is even shorter and easier than their initial breast augmentation recovery.
Q: Can you drive the day after a breast implant revision?
A: You will not be able to drive as long as you are on prescription pain medication, as they impair your abilities. You can drive once you have stopped taking these pain medications, which is often about a week after surgery.
Q: Is breast revision more expensive than a first-time breast augmentation?
A: In most cases, yes, breast revision costs more than an initial breast augmentation. This procedure is more complex as it involves both the removal and repositioning or replacement of the implants as opposed to simply placing implants in a new breast pocket.
A New You Starts Now
Learn why women from Henderson and Las Vegas trust Dr. Roth for breast augmentation revision. Please request a consultation online or call (702) 450-0777 to get started.