Archive for the 'Breast Implant Correction' Category

Brazilian Model Experiences Complications After Multiple Breast Augmentation Procedures

A Brazilian model who underwent breast augmentation to get the largest breasts in the world is now experiencing complications after more than 30 surgical procedures.  The latest reports say that Hershey is experiencing a staph infection in her breasts, which could be life threatening if it reaches the bloodstream. How common is this type of [...]

Breast Implant Life Expectancy: My Experience

This week, we’re featuring a guest blog post by Michelle in Denver, Colorado. She had breast augmentation years ago from another surgeon and is now considering a revision procedure. This article includes her research and discussion on the topic. Do breast implants need to be replaced periodically? Breast implants do not have an expiration date [...]

T’s Story About Revision Breast Augmentation

I had my first breast augmentation 20 years ago.  I’m an active flight attendant in my 60’s and married with three grown children.  I’m glad to have the opportunity to tell you my breast augmentation story – a story with a really happy ending! Three months ago, Dr. Pancholi removed 20-year-old breast implants and gave [...]

Defining Success: 6 Outcomes of Breast Surgery

Based on patient input, researchers have formulated a “conceptual framework” that defines successful breast surgery, in a general sense.  6 factors can influence patient satisfaction and quality-of-life improvements in cosmetic surgery of the breast: 1. Aesthetic improvement – this is obviously, by definition, the main goal of cosmetic breast surgery.  participants of the study commented [...]

How do I know if I have capsular contracture?

There are different levels of capsular contraction and it doesn’t always occur to both breasts. Essentially what is occurring is the normal scar tissue that surrounds the breast implant is contracting tighter and tighter around the implant. As this occurs, typically, people first notice the implant seems a little firmer. As the contraction progresses, the [...]