If you’ve been considering breast augmentation with Dr. Saltz, you’ve likely been doing some research, and you’ve probably come across news about a recall of textured breast implants. We did a blog on this a while back, but let’s bring you up to date. This issue first came to light in the public on March […]
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Breast augmentation has been the most popular cosmetic surgery in the U.S. for the past few years. In 2018, over 313,000 American women opted to augment their breasts. That was up four percent from 2017. If you’re considering adding some curves to your figure with augmentation for the new decade, you’ll find these statistics interesting.
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Having overly large breasts can be a literal pain. Their weight can cause neck and back pain. Their size can lead to avoiding social situations. And while many women today are opting for larger breasts with augmentation surgery, women with really large natural breasts often wish they could have smaller breasts. Dr. Saltz performs breast
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On March 21, 2017, the FDA made a safety announcement about a link between textured breast implants and a very rare form of cancer: anaplastic large-cell lymphoma. In the announcement, the FDA called the cancer “breast implant-associated anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). Dr. Saltz puts the safety of his patients first and foremost, so he has
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If you’ve been considering having breast augmentation with Dr. Saltz, you know that making the initial decision to move forward is just one of many decisions you’ll need to make. One of those choices will be the type of implants. Until recently, that choice was limited to two basic implants: saline or silicone. But in
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Because a breast lift usually removes some excess stretched skin, it’s easy to assume that the procedure could make the breasts actually a little smaller, in addition to moving their position higher on the chest. Since breast lifts are popular procedures for Dr. Saltz’s patients who don’t necessarily want to include augmentation, we found a
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