Breast Implants for Inverted Nipples
Inverted nipples occur when the nipple is retracted into the breast rather than pointing outward. As many as two percents of American women have at least one inverted nipple. Most cases of inverted nipples are congenital – they have been that way from birth. In some cases, however, inverted nipples may happen due to scar […]
Breast Implant Revision for Rippling
Deciding to undergo breast augmentation is a very personal decision for patients. They want to improve their appearance and most likely are nervous about whether they will be pleased with the outcome. In cases where the initial augmentation procedure may not be entirely successful, such as due to the appearance or feel of implant rippling, patients may […]
Breast Augmentation for Misshapen Breasts
Misshapen breasts can result from several causes, including congenital or developmental conditions, a previous breast augmentation procedure that did not go as planned, and pregnancy and breastfeeding. Breast augmentation surgery can be performed to fill out the breasts and give them a more rounded and full appearance. Will Insurance Conver Surgery for Misshaped Breasts Patients should know […]
Pectus Carinatum or Pectus Excavatum Augmentation
In most cases, performing a breast augmentation procedure is a relatively straightforward process. However, some congenital deformities to the chest wall structure may require the cosmetic surgeon to take extra care in performing a breast augmentation procedure. Two such deformities are pectus carinatum or pectus excavatum. Both require extra care in terms of implant positioning and profile. Pectus Carinatum Pectus […]
Silicone Breast Implants and MRI Screening
Most women, particularly those who have had breast augmentation surgery, don’t know that MRIs are useful in the early detection of silicone implant rupture or leakage. Unlike leaked or ruptured saline implants, in which the implant immediately deflates, and the body reabsorbs the saline, silicone gel implant leaks can remain undetected in the breast for a long time. The […]
Breast Augmentation Recovery
After breast augmentation surgery, patients need to allow their bodies time to heal following any surgical procedure. Patients should limit activity and exercise for at least four to six weeks after surgery to reduce the risk of complications and experience the best possible outcome. It may also take up a year before the incision scars have taken […]
Breast Implants in Runners and Athletes
While exercise has many benefits, like keeping the body in generally healthy shape, it’s no secret that exercise can cause women to lose weight all over – including some less desirable places. While many women that love to exercise may enjoy the overall results, some are unhappy that they are losing weight in the breasts. […]
Breast Implants and Mammograms
One massive concern on any woman’s mind these days is breast cancer. The risks of breast cancer are so widespread that doctors recommend all women over 40 get a mammogram every one to two years. This is because the earlier breast cancer is diagnosed, the easier it is to treat. While breast cancer is a […]
Breast Augmentation and Areola Reduction
Breasts come in many shapes and sizes. However, more often than not, women are unhappy with their breasts’ shape and size. A study found that 70 percent of women between the ages of 18 and 65 were dissatisfied with their breasts’ shape or size. Younger and thinner women were more likely to think their breasts […]
Breast Implant Sizes: Before and After Photos
Undoubtedly, breast implant size is a popular topic among women who are about to undergo breast augmentation. When an appropriately sized implant is chosen, the patient is far more likely to be satisfied with surgery results. If patients feel that the implants are too small or too large after they have been placed, breast revision surgery would […]