Breast Procedures

Small Bother or Full-Blown Burden | When Does Breast Reduction Become Necessary?

Countless women go through life wishing they had a larger, fuller bust line.  Some women, on the other hand, have the opposite problem. Breast Augmentation is the number-one surgical cosmetic procedure in the US.  But, don’t let that fool you into thinking that bigger is always better.  So, when do large breasts become “too much

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Magazine Reports on How the Body Changes Postpartum

An interesting article published online by American Baby Magazine outlines the “9 Ways Your Body Changes After Pregnancy.”  While this piece covers some general changes such as back pain and swollen legs, there was also some very informative material on the way a woman’s breasts and stomach can change postpartum. The American Baby article explains

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Breast Procedures on the Rise, According to ASPS

Wondering what’s the most common cosmetic surgery in America?  The answer is breast augmentation.   According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), there were over 296,000 breast augmentation procedures performed in 2010, a full 2% rise in popularity since 2009 alone.  However, it’s not just breast augmentation that’s even more popular today. Breast lifts—also

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The Lollipop Breast Lift | An Advanced Technique

A breast lift, also known as mastopexy, is a surgical procedure used to enhance the appearance of breasts that have sagged or lost firmness.  Drooping breasts are a natural part of the aging process, and this problem can be further exacerbated by pregnancy, breastfeeding and significant weight loss.  For many women, these changes are unwelcome

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