Modern breast implants are known to provide beautiful, natural-looking results that last. Most women go 10-15 years or longer without considering breast implant removal. However, there are cosmetic, medical, and personal indications for the procedure. Here are four reasons you may decide to remove your implants. Our board-certified plastic surgeons are here to meet your […]
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You may decide to remove your breast implants sometime after breast augmentation or breast reconstruction surgery for several reasons. Breast implant removal surgery is an option for women whose aesthetic preferences have changed or who are experiencing complications. Take this short quiz to learn if breast explant is right for you. Our board-certified plastic surgeons
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Breast implants are used during breast augmentation to achieve a fuller, rounder, and more symmetrical looking chest. Once placed above or below the chest muscles, implants create flattering volume and add balance to hip-to-bust proportions. They can help many women feel more confident in swimsuits and clothing. If you’re interested in breast augmentation, it’s normal
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Many breast augmentation patients at our Lone Tree plastic surgery practice are eager to get back to their fitness routines following surgery. After all, working out has countless benefits that range from controlling weight to improving mood. However, doing too much too soon can slow down the healing process and even cause complications. Here’s what
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There are several different types of breast implants available today. They come in various fill materials, textures, and shapes. Implant manufacturers have also introduced several size and projection options. Implants play an important role in breast surgery results. Learn more about these medical devices below. Plus, find out what style our Denver board-certified plastic surgeons
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Breast implant exchange is a procedure to remove implants placed during breast augmentation and replace them with new ones. It is a relatively common surgery since breast implants are not lifetime medical devices. Breast implant exchange can effectively correct most implant-related problems that may develop over time. Fortunately, the recovery is often easier than the
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Scheduling a breast augmentation consultation is an important step towards achieving your cosmetic goals. Not only will this one-on-one meeting help you make sure you’ve selected the right plastic surgeon, but it will give you a chance to learn more about the procedure. At Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery, we want you to get the most
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“Drop” and “fluff” are informal terms used to describe the natural process implants go through after breast augmentation. The “drop” refers to implants gradually moving down and out until they settle in a more natural position. This happens as the breast skin stretches, the surrounding muscles relax, and inflammation subsides. At the same time, the
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You know that you will need to take it easy following your breast augmentation procedure. However, you have questions about the specific things to expect in the days and weeks after surgery. In the video below, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jeremy Williams explains how breast augmentation recovery has become more comfortable and straightforward in recent
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ALCL stands for anaplastic large cell lymphoma. Studies have suggested a possible association between certain types of breast implants and the development of ALCL. With the recent voluntary recall of specific textured breast implants manufactured by Allergan, it is understandable if you have questions about this rare lymphoma. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jeremy Williams discusses
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