Breast augmentation surgery extends far beyond physical alteration – it’s a catalyst for a profound internal transformation. Dr. Brian Dickinson underscores how this procedure can inspire boldness and confidence in women. As they embrace their bodies with pride, they often find themselves breaking self-imposed barriers and societal limitations. The ripple effect is evident in professional spheres, where women exhibit enhanced…
Abdominoplasty, as an aesthetic surgical technique, has become increasingly crucial to obtaining a desirable body figure as the area of aesthetic plastic surgery has progressed. Abdominoplasty is a surgical technique that can restore your body’s youthful contours after pregnancy, major weight loss, or gain, and the natural aging process. The ultimate goal of an abdominoplasty is to provide the patient…
Breast augmentation is a very common procedure in those patients who have a thin body habitus. The most simplified way to explain this are those groups of patients who regularly do yoga and Pilates but who want a small breast augmentation. These patients do not want large augmentations, simply an augmentation to fill the same bra size they are in…
Breast reduction patients are some of the happiest patients we encounter in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Often patients who seek breast reduction surgery have breasts that are disproportionately larger for their body frame and no matter how much they diet or exercise their breasts do not change in volume. Often the size of the breasts can hinder and prevent exercise…
Lumpectomy and radiation are a reasonable method to treat many breast cancers. The goals after lumpectomy are to get all of the wounds healed by six weeks so that the patient can proceed to radiation in a timely manner. The skin often tolerates radiation well after lumpectomy. The more intact and heartier the blood supply to the skin, the better…
Breast cancer can be treated with lumpectomy or mastectomy. Lumpectomy can treat breast cancer depending upon the size of the tumor relative to the size of the breast. The photo demonstrates right breast lumpectomy with oncoplastic reconstruction and left breast mastopexy-reduction for symmetry.
