By: Michael S. Beckenstein, M.D. The issue of breast reconstruction after mastectomy is one that I find particularly important. It can be extremely valuable for the mastectomy patient and extremely rewarding for the reconstructive surgeon. However, surprisingly few women actually choose…
Continue reading...29. January 2010
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…
Continue reading...21. January 2010
By: David Kaufman, MD The Discovery Channel’s “MythBusters” covers a wide range of topics across the globe, but as a plastic surgeon, one episode that evaluated a myth about breast implants stood out to me. The Myth: Silicone breast implants can explode…
Continue reading...18. January 2010
By: Richard Chaffoo, MD, FACS, FICS When it comes to choosing a plastic surgeon, many women think that they’ll feel more comfortable taking off their clothes and talking about cosmetic improvements with a female doctor. In fact, this is one of…
Continue reading...21. September 2009
By: Grant Stevens, MD
With breast reduction, a little foresight is definitely better than even a top-quality “do-over.” With many patients, the biggest difficulty in planning for their procedure is to understand what makes their breasts a particular challenge, and then…
27. July 2010
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