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Implants Shouldn't Affect Your Ability to Breast-feed
Miami Herald ; Wolf, Carlos
Dr. Carlos Wolf, a board certified facial plastic surgeon practicing in Miami, advises women considering breast augmentation surgery that they will not have a problem with breast-feeding, nor will they have to remove their implants to be able to breast-feed. Breast implants are now routinely placed under the muscle. The key to avoiding future problems with breast-feeding is in the technique the physician uses to insert the implant. If the surgeon avoids the nipple area there is less chance of affecting your sensation and the ducts that carry your milk. Breast implants can be put in around the nipple, under the arm, under the breast or through the belly button. However, there are advantages and disadvantages to each method. A patient should have a conversation with her surgeon and ask about the advantages and risks of each method in order to make an educated decision.
Is bigger really better?
Well better may not be the right word but the lifelong question has finally been answered. According to a recently posted article by Best Syndication ... yes!
A study conducted by Dr. Elvino Bueno Garcia, MD, Ph.D., revealed that women who underwent breast augmentation showed an improved psychological well-being.
The study actually evaluates a group of women who opted for augmenation to correct assymetrical breasts.
Breast Augementation- what to expect
I had 410cc saline implants surgery in February 2008. I have no regrets on having them done. I was barely an "A" cup and had thanked Victorias Secrets for helping me with some cleavage prior to the surgery. After the surgery, I am a full "C" cup, small "D" and I LOVE IT!
For those of you contemplating the surgery, here's what to expect. First, Dr. Cruise will make sure that you are aware that he is not only a Dr. but he does care a great deal about you and your health. Any questions or concerns, he will answer them even up to the last minute.
Now that silicone is back... is it better?
Now that silicone is back, many women are making the change from saline to silicone for what is percieved a more natural feel.
But does the softer, gel implant feel substantially different than its saline counterpart and if so, what are the risks and benefits?
A recent article by Best Syndication covers the details.
Post Surgery Pains
I have been thinking about having breast augmentation on and off for several years now and just finally took the plunge last Friday. Overall I had a positive experience; however, I have been having severe, sharp, shooting pains throughout both breasts. I called my doctor and my patient coordinator assured me it was normal and advised me to continue taking my vicodin. However, I am a concerned because I am in quite a bit of pain. Is this normal? Has anyone out there experienced anything like this and if so, how long does it last?
The Return Of Silicone Breast Implants - An Interview With Dr. Cruise
For more visit www.CruisePlasticSurgery.com
Silicone Breast Implants Newport Beach Dr. American Health Journal interviews Dr. Cruise, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon from Newport Beach about the return of silicone breast implants after 14 years of ban.