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Tummy Tuck for Breast Reconstruction? Not Really.

29. January 2010

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By: Kent V. Hasen, MD In this article from the Houston Chronicle, the author writes that a breast reconstruction patient (and breast cancer survivor) “likes that her breasts came, basically, via a tummy tuck.” While I support efforts in the media…

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Sleep: Good for Recovery, Good for Your Figure

21. January 2010

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By: William Doubek, MD Sleep is vitally important for your health and wellbeing. It’s a time for your body and your mind to rest and recover. This is especially true for my Green Bay, Oshkosh and Milwaukee area patients after cosmetic…

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Breast Surgery, Tummy Tuck Rank High for Patient Satisfaction

12. January 2010

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By: Nana Mizuguchi, MD, FACS The Web site www.realself.com provides patient reviews of many cosmetic surgery procedures. Among the highest ranking are abdominoplasty and breast reduction surgery. My Louisville and Lexington tummy tuck and breast reduction patients, like all of my cosmetic surgery…

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Cesarean Section and Abdominoplasty

18. December 2009

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By: David Stoker, MD There are many women for whom a vaginal delivery is either not possible or not ideal. When this is the case, the most frequent solution is a Cesarean Section (C-Section). A C-Section is a surgical procedure that…

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“Lunchtime” Liposuction and Tummy Tucks – What REALLY Counts as “Minimally Invasive”?

16. November 2009

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By: Christopher Chung, MD Ask any plastic surgeon whether liposuction or mini tummy tucks count as “minimally-invasive procedures” and he or she should give you a pretty clear “NO.” But that hasn’t stopped some news sources and media outlets from calling…

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