Breast augmentation: mammaplasty
Breast Augmentation, mammaplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that uses implants to enlarge and shape the breasts. Your new look will bring you greater freedom to wear the latest fashion looks, and may boost your self-image as well. Due to its importance you can go to the breast augmentation section dedicated entirely to this type of surgery. Go now |
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Breastlift or Mastopexy
This procedure is geared towards women who's breasts have taken a toll after pregnancy, nursing and /or the force of gravity. As the skin looses its elasticity, the breasts start sagging, they loose their shape and firmness. This cosmetic procedure raises and reshapes sagging breasts read more |
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Breast Reduction
Breast reduction, or reduction mammaplasty, for those women with overly large breasts, can be a real life-enhancing option. This procedure not only gives you smaller, firmer breasts, but will also relieve you from the physical and emotional discomforts of having overly large breasts read more |
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Breast Reconstruction
For patients who suffered from breast cancer, or those who for other reasons suffered trauma to their breasts, breast reconstruction surgery is a life enhancing procedure read more |
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Breast Reduction by Liposuction
This type of procedure leaves no visible scars in the breast
area. However, not all patients who are considering breast reduction surgery are eligible to consider the liposuction technique read more |
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Synmastia, by Dr. Steven Teitelbaum
Synmastia (also known as symmastia) is a condition that occurs when breast implants sit too close to the middle of the patient’s chest. Some women refer to it as ‘breadloafing” and extreme cases can even lead to the “uniboob” look. The problem can be corrected through breast augmentation revision surgery. This presentation by Dr. Steven Teitelbaum, M.D., F.A.C.S. explains in detail how to detect and repair synmastia. The pictures give you visual guidance while the text explains what you are looking at and how the repair is performed. |
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