Posted on September 2, 2010 in Breast, Uncategorized, breast cancer
Mark your calendars for September 26. All of us have been touched by breast cancer. For me, my inspiration is my grandmother Rose, who was diagnosed at age 50. She died at age 93. I see women on all sides of breast cancer. I am proud to race for the cure.
The 20th Anniversary Komen San
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Posted on September 1, 2010 in Breast, Uncategorized, breast cancer, breast reduction
You are not the only one who finds medical insurance difficult.
I have been around medicine my whole life. My father was a plastic surgeon as well. Back in his day 30 years ago when a patient had insurance, he billed insurance for x amount, and they paid x amount.
What a concept.
When I started my practice
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Posted on August 16, 2010 in Breast, Post Pregnancy Breast, breast augmentation, breast cancer, breast implant
First, let me say I, like the majority of my colleagues who do a lot of breast implants, primarily use round smooth implants.
Anatomic implants have been talked about a lot recently at our meetings. The style 410 gummy bear implant is not available in the US. Even when it does become available (which I have
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Posted on May 10, 2010 in Breast, breast cancer, breast implant
Breast cancer sucks. I love to do reconstruction. I think the true goal of reconstruction is so you can forget. You get up, get dressed, go through your whole day and you don’t think “I am a breast cancer patient.”
Tissue expander and implant reconstruction is the most common reconstruction done. A big issue, particularly for
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Posted on April 27, 2010 in Breast, breast augmentation, breast cancer, breast implant
Cancer screening is a big deal for women. Breast cancer rates are high. It seems all of us are touched directly by breast cancer. So when you do surgery on the breast, the effect surgery has on your ability to see a cancer is important.
A new study in the May 1, 2010 issue of the
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Posted on April 21, 2010 in breast cancer
Nadia Van Camp is an amazing woman.
I just found out today she lost her battle with breast cancer. I went to her 50th birthday party last year. Yes, 50th. I want to cry. She was one of those women who brightened the room when she came in. Even in the face of recurrence and brain mets and
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Posted on January 12, 2010 in Skin / Nonsurgical, Uncategorized, breast cancer, interesting & new
Vitamins.
They are good for you. Is more better? What happens when you take more? Do you pee it out? Or does it help you heal better?
When looking into this, I went to the scientific articles, not the press. I do take things with a grain of salt: all scientific papers are not equal. Was it
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