Weymouth · 02190
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New England Cosmetic Surgery & Laser Center
875 Main St, Weymouth, MA, 02190
Starting at $7,200
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Breast Explant in Boston
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Breast Explant in Boston typically starts at $7,200, with most procedures ranging to $18,000 all-in.
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What is a Breast Explant?
Breast explant surgery removes existing breast implants. Depending on your goals and the condition of the implants, the surgeon may also remove the surrounding scar tissue capsule (capsulectomy), and may perform an en bloc removal, taking the implant and capsule out together as one unit. Many patients combine explant with a breast lift to address sagging once the implants are gone.
Surgery is performed under general anesthesia and takes 1 to 3 hours, longer if a full capsulectomy or lift is added. Most patients return to desk work in about a week and resume full activity at 4 to 6 weeks. Breasts will look smaller and may appear deflated at first; the final shape settles over several months.
Reasons for explant include capsular contracture, rupture, implant aging, breast implant illness concerns, or simply wanting to return to a natural size. Discuss whether you want capsule removal, a lift, or fat transfer to restore volume.
How much does a Breast Explant cost in Boston?
Breast explant in Boston typically starts at $7,200, with most procedures ranging from $7,200 to $18,000 all-in depending on whether a capsulectomy or lift is added.
Surgeon fee
Primary cost driver
$4,000-$9,000
Facility + anesthesia
Outpatient surgical center
$1,500-$4,000
Total all-in
Higher with capsulectomy or added lift
$6,000-$15,000
Last updated June 2026. Estimates reflect Boston regional averages and Get Clear Beauty provider data — read how we estimate prices.
What to ask your provider
- Do you recommend a capsulectomy or en bloc removal for my case, and why?
- Will I need a lift at the same time to address sagging?
- Can I restore volume with fat transfer if I want it?
- Will the capsule be sent for pathology if there are concerns?
- What does the quote include, surgeon, facility, anesthesia, and follow-up?
- How many explant procedures do you perform per year?
Frequently asked questions
How much does breast explant cost in Boston?
Breast explant in Boston typically ranges from $7,200 to $18,000 all-in. Cost rises with a full capsulectomy, en bloc removal, or a simultaneous lift. Boston has a mature aesthetic market with experienced practitioners and strong local demand.
Will insurance cover breast implant removal?
Insurance sometimes covers removal when it is medically necessary, for example with a documented rupture, severe capsular contracture, or implants placed for reconstruction. Cosmetic explant by choice is usually not covered. Coverage and documentation requirements vary by plan.
What will my breasts look like after explant?
Breasts look smaller and often deflated or loose at first, especially if the implants were large or in place for years. A lift can address sagging, and fat transfer can restore modest volume. Final shape settles over three to six months as swelling resolves.
Where can I find Breast Explant near me?
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