Breast implants for breast augmentation can be saline or silicone. There are benefits to each type, but it really comes down to the personal preferences of each woman. At the Scottsdale practice of Dr. John Corey, we can help you choose the right implant for your goals. To arrange a consultation, please call us at […]
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Breast augmentation has been a popular procedure in the United States for decades. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, it has consistently been ranked the top cosmetic surgical procedure since 2006. The top surgery is defined by the number of procedures performed annually. In 2017, more than 300,000 breast augmentations were performed by
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Do you feel great when you enter a room but think that something just might be a little bit better? Hundreds of thousands of women undergo breast augmentation each year to get the look and body proportions that leave them feeling like the very best versions of themselves. Of course, the only way to know
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There’s no shortage of clear blue days in the Valley of the Sun. Although winter temperatures top out in the 80s, many of us still look forward to the summer as a season of vacations, lounging by the pool and excursions. If you are interested in an aesthetic procedure to prep for summer, please read
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There are situations in which women may feel that they have arrived at a point in their life where they no longer want to have their breast implants. But for many of these women, they dread the idea of going back to surgery, with the operating room costs, not to mention the time it takes
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Breast implants do not last forever. At some point, most women require or elect a breast implant revision. There are three main reasons why: Breast changes. Unfortunately, breast implants can’t stop the effects of time! Over the years, your breast tissues may begin to sag and droop, although the drooping may be less noticeable because of your
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Saline and silicone breast implants last longer than ever thanks to advanced techniques and materials available to plastic surgeons today. However, these results don’t last forever, and many women must undergo breast implant revision or replacement ten or more years following the original breast augmentation procedure. The initial breast augmentation procedure is distinctly different than
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Does breast implant shape make a difference in the final appearance of your breast augmentation procedure? Yes, but perhaps not as much as the skill of the plastic surgeon you choose to work with. According to a recent study published in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery®, the official online journal of the American Society of Plastic
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What is this strap across my chest after my breast augmentation? When you awake from your surgery, you will have Steri-Strips on your incisions, gauze and tape over your Steri-Strips. You will also have a white Velcro strap across the top of your breasts. Your breasts will feel very tight, swollen and high on your
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Quick Topic Today: One of my breasts is high and one is lower, in its final resting place. Is it normal for one breast to settle before the other? Yes. As the implants begin to settle over time, one side may settle before the other. This is also very normal. If this occurs, simply back
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