Fat transfer to the breast for breast enlargement (cosmetic or reconstruction after cancer) is a growing field in plastic surgery. You can read all of my blogs and posts on the subject here. One of the […]
Let’s say you are out from your breast augmentation by 6 months. You had the pain after surgery. You had numbness in your skin. Then it got hypersensitive, pins and needles, zings of pain. And then […]
Fat grafting can’t have pressure on the newly transferred fat until it gets a new blood supply. That likely takes weeks. So what do you do to support the breasts during the healing time? I do […]
Brava is the pre fat grafting system we use to help create a space to graft fat into and increase the fat survival once moved. This is part of a series from one of my eloquent […]
To paraphrase and quote one of my favorite authors, Dr. Seuss (also a Dartmouth grad. Go green!) Mother’s Day 2012 Congratulations! Today is your day. You’re off to Great Places! You’re off and away! Though you have lost […]
Brava can be tough. I have had some patients with no issues and some with a fair amount. If you are going to have an issue, it tends to be a contact dermatitis looking thing: the […]
Can cellulite be cured? Cellulite, that wrinkly dimply skin, plagues many women. It tends to get worse as we age due to poorer skin tone. (lovely, eh? This aging thing isn’t so fun sometimes). A way […]
I love science. This month’s May 2012 issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal has an article which I like. “Brava and Autologous Fat Transfer Is a Safe and Effective Breast Augmentation Alternative; Results of a […]
Got this card in the mail today from a patient and wanted to share. (Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and I think ALL moms deserve this card! Let the celebrations of Moms begin!) The […]