Category: Breast Asymmetry
Posted On: July 22, 2009 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
In general, we see patients of all ages who are considering breast augmentation, breast reduction and breast reconstructive surgeries. The age of the patient is very important. Obviously, up to a certain age, physiological growth continues to occur. Generally, the age of 18 is usually, in my opinion, considered the cutoff for elective augmentation mammoplasty […]
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Posted On: March 09, 2009 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
Most people are aware that breast implants come in many different sizes. What you may not know, is that they also come in a variety of shapes. For example; there are anatomical (tear drop) shaped implants, there are round implants, which come in high and moderate-profile and are available smooth or textured, and then there are reconstructive […]
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Posted On: March 03, 2009 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
Dr. Linder specializes in breast augmentation and breast revision surgery. Patients present with breast asymmetry almost weekly. Fixing breast asymmetry can be tricky and does require skill, experience and judgment as can be found with most Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. Breast asymmetry can be congenital which often presents with a larger saggy breast […]
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Posted On: September 03, 2008 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
Patients every day of the week come to my Beverly Hills cosmetic surgery practice with severe breast asymmetry. In fact, today on August 29, 2008, all four of my surgeries have severe breast asymmetry to the point where all four patients will have different size implants placed in each breast. Interestingly, they will also have […]
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Posted On: July 08, 2007 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
When considering breast augmentation surgery with the use of breast implants, your first step should be to make sure that you are an acceptable candidate for the surgery. Speak with or consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with the American Board of Plastic Surgery. There are no substitutes. After meeting with the plastic surgeon, it is vital that […]
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