Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is a popular cosmetic procedure that has been around for many years. Its main goal is to enhance your breast’s overall appearance by altering the shape, size, and contour. With its increase in popularity, an increase in acceptance and understanding has followed. This acceptance paired with the advancements that the medical field and […]

In October’s first blog we delved into the main decision you’ll make once you decide to have breast augmentation, whether you want saline or silicone implants. For this month’s second blog, let’s get into some of the other choices you’ll make. Implant size and projection You’ll choose the size of your implants. This is not

The decision to have breast augmentation is obviously a life-changing one. For a woman who has never been happy with her breasts, these surgeries with Dr. Lipton can provide a whole new sense of self-confidence and a whole new body image. But beyond the basic decision to move forward, there are a host of other

As if the past few months of the coronavirus haven’t made us all anxious enough, if you’ve also been considering breast augmentation you may have heard some other news that made you anxious. The FDA recalled a certain type of breast implant, and you’re now wondering what’s up with that. Since Dr. Lipton has performed

Sometimes a woman who has had breast augmentation opts to have her surgery revised. The reasons are varied: everything from wanting larger implants to the development of too much scar tissue. Of course, if an implant fails/ruptures the implant will need to be removed and replaced. Most patients will need at least two revision procedures

Some of our Lewisville patients want to add shape to their figure through breast augmentation, but they’re reluctant to choose silicone implants. They’ve heard that the feel of silicone implants is more akin to that of natural breast tissue, but they worry about silent rupture. That’s the colloquial term for a rupture of a silicone

One of the more unfortunate parts of aging is the effect gravity has on seemingly all of our tissues. Women’s breasts don’t get a reprieve. Unfortunately, sagging in the breasts is also accentuated by pregnancy, breastfeeding, and changes in weight. What were once firm breasts that sat high on the chest are now drooping and

The average lifespan of breast implants is around a decade. Because of that most women assume breast implant surgery isn’t a one-time event. But what is unexpected are various cases where implants require revision surgery. There are different reasons for revision surgery. Some patients decide to change implant size. In other cases revision is necessary.

The decision to have breast augmentation isn’t one to take lightly, and it should be made only for you. Without a doubt, breast augmentation is a life-changing event. If you’re a woman who’s never felt her breasts were proportionate with the rest of your body, augmentation can give you a new confidence in your figure,