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For succesful breast augmentation surgeries, it is key to maintain excellent communication between you and your doctor. In Dr. Bresnick’s personalized, confidential consultations, his focus is to understand completely patient expectations and the intentions behind the desire for breast enhancement surgery. The emphasis on communication enables Dr. Bresnick to best advise his patients on how to choose the best types of implants whether silicone or saline, and which size to choose, based on expectations, body proportion and body type. It also gives the patient confidence, knowing what to expect from breast augmentation surgery.
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Breast Reduction (Reduction Mammaplasty) is a surgical procedure designed for women with very large breasts. Common problems caused by large breasts range from neck and back pain to breathing problems. This plastic surgery procedure removes fat, skin and tissue from the breasts, which in turn, makes them smaller, weigh less and more firm. The goal is to give women proportionate breasts to there body.
This procedure is done typically to relieve the physical discomforts of very large breasts, the inactivity they can cause, and the pain as well. Most patients are back to work in less than 3 days. However, you may experience discomfort for a couple weeks. Important note: Some insurance companies will cover Breast reduction, but it is important to have the proper documentation. Also, they may require a certain amount of tissue to be removed. This is important to talk to the doctor about during your initial consultation. Make sure that your doctor is Board Certified to ensure that they are knowledgeable and capable of performing the surgery.
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There are various steps that one must take as they begin to prepare for breast augmentation surgery. Below are a few of Dr. Sundin’s steps as he goes about the process of breast augmentation. For starters, Dr. Sundin may require you get a mammogram (breast x-ray) before surgery. You’ll also get specific instructions on how to prepare for surgery, including guidelines on eating and drinking, smoking, and taking or avoiding certain vitamins and medications, including various natural teas and aspirin.
Although most patients are surprised at the minimal discomfort they experience after their surgeries, it is quite common to feel sore for a couple of days. Dr. Sundin will prescribe pain medication and antibiotics after the surgery and encourages you to take both as they will help you relax and be comfortable as you begin to heal. It will be helpful to have a friend or family member help you manage things around the home for the first few days.
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