When can I work out after breast augmentation surgery? At about two weeks post op, you will begin to feel like your old self. Stationary bike and certainly light walking (which can be resumed earlier) are permitted. No bouncing for at the bare minimum for at least six weeks. We will tell you no lifting […]
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How long is the recovery from breast augmentation? Most of our patients can return to work after breast augmentation surgery at about five days post op. Some like to take a whole week off from work and rest and recuperate. Patients usually report being most uncomfortable at day 2-3, with pain subsiding after and getting
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Quick Topic Today- Breast augmentation What is the difference in breast implant brands? Breast implants today are made extremely safe and very durable. Competing brands offer mostly the same choices in actual materials used, shaped implants and projection. Most breast implants are filled with either saline fluid or have some sort of cohesive gel fill.
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It’s been 10 years. Do I need to change my implants out? By Kati Walker, PCC to Dr. John Corey The short answer is…if your breast implants are not bothering you and you are not having issues, then no! Breast implants today can last 20 years and longer. They are made to last. On the other
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breast augmentation this year, now is the best time to act to ensure ideal results in time for the holidays. Board-certified Phoenix plastic surgeon Dr. John Corey utilizes advanced breast implant placement techniques, but some recovery will still be necessary following your procedure. To make sure recovery is complete in time for family, social and
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What is Capsular Contracture? First of all, what is a capsule? A capsule is an envelope of scar tissue that your body makes around any object that it knows is not itself. This could be a heart pacemaker, a bullet, or a breast implant. It is a natural protection mechanism and all women with implants… Read
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What is breast implant rippling? Breast implant rippling refers to folds or wrinkles in an implant that are visible through the skin. Rippling is typically most noticeable on the bottom or sides of an implant, but may also occur in the middle, near the cleavage. What causes breast implant rippling? There can be any number of
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Breast Revision Breast Implants having been placed in the early 1960’s we are now seeing more and more women that are either needing or wanting a breast revision surgery. And these revision surgeries can range anywhere to a relatively straight forward exchange of implants, to a more complex procedure requiring multiple stages and very advanced
breast revision surgery. Medically, issues such as capsular contracture, implant deflation, and implant malposition may necessitate revision. Certainly any change in your physical comfort or the look and feel of your implant should be brought to the attention of Scottsdale breast surgeon Dr. John Corey as soon as they occur. However, the most common reasons
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