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Your Choice: Round Implants or Shaped Implants?

A recent study found that, regardless of the selection, silicone implant satisfaction is usually high. When undergoing breast reconstruction, women have many options: Saline or silicone? Implants or autologous (using one’s own tissue)? Immediate or delayed reconstruction? If you’re overwhelmed by

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New Options in Autologous Breast Reconstruction

Nipple-sparing mastectomy uses the patient’s own tissue “Nipple-sparing” procedures are a relatively new but increasingly popular option for women undergoing reconstructive breast surgery. In these procedures, the surgeon preserves the nipple-areola complex (NAC) for immediate use. Although technically challenging and requiring

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Can Breast Surgery Make You Happier?

A recent survey reveals higher satisfaction and quality of life after augmentation While undergoing reconstructive surgery and subsequent augmentation may not always be a woman’s first choice, it can lead to increased satisfaction and quality of life, according to a recent article

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ASAP: Immediate Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy

Not only are more women opting for immediate breast reconstruction, but more are using implants Researchers are surprised by a new bump in breast reconstruction. Not only are more women undergoing immediate breast reconstruction after mastectomy, according to the January issue of Plastic and

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Two for One: Combining Breast Implants and Lifts

A new study verifies the safety of single-procedure breast lift surgery with augmentation While not without risk, the “two-for-one” approach of combining breast lift surgery (mastopexy) and breast augmentation with implants can be as safe as single-procedure surgery, according to Plastic and Reconstructive

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