Breast augmentation surgery is technically reversible, but the process may be complicated and may not always lead to the desired outcome. If a patient is unhappy with their breast implants, they may choose to have them removed or replaced with a different size or type of implant.  Here are some things to consider regarding breast implant removal:    Timing: Breast implant removal can be done at any time, but the timing may depend on the reason for removal. If the implant is causing medical issues or complications, it may need to be removed as soon as possible. If the patient is simply unhappy with the appearance of their breasts, they may choose to wait until they have fully healed from the initial surgery before undergoing removal.  Procedure: The process of removing breast implants is typically less involved than the initial surgery. Depending on the type of implant and the patient's individual circumstances, the surgeon may need to remove the implant and surrounding scar tissue. In some cases, a breast lift may be performed to restore the breast to its natural position.  Results: The results of breast implant removal can vary depending on the patient's individual situation. In some cases, the breasts may return to their pre-augmentation size and shape. In other cases, the breasts may be smaller or less firm than they were before the initial surgery.