Explore Breast Surgery with insights from Dr. Mark Doyle. Discover a variety of resources, including articles, insights, and patient results, to gain a comprehensive understanding of different breast surgery procedures. Whether you’re researching augmentation, reduction, lift, or reconstruction, Dr. Mark Doyle offers valuable insights, assisting you to make informed decisions about your personal breast surgery journey.
Thin cheeks or indented cheeks are when there is a noticeable dip between your cheekbones and jawbone, indicating that the area has limited fat. Decreased cheek volume can be caused naturally by ageing, genetics, face fat loss or specific medical conditions. A loss of facial fullness can affect anyone, as it depends on both one’s
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Breast lift surgery, also known as mastopexy, is a surgical procedure used to lift and reposition the breasts. The procedure can be performed in conjunction with breast implants or areola reduction. Let’s discuss the breast scars. As with any surgical procedure, there will be breast lift scarring. Fortunately, there are several steps that you can
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Breast reduction, also known as reduction mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure that involves removing excess fat, glandular tissue, and excess skin from the breasts to achieve a smaller and more proportional breast size. One of the most common concerns among women considering this procedure is the appearance of scars after surgery. In this article, we’ll
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The structure of your face is mainly determined by your genetic background and ethnic ancestry. How do you know if you have high vs low cheekbones? Your malar bones define your cheekbones. There are various ways to accentuate your cheeks to make them seem higher, we’ll cover makeup strategies, cheek volumiser, facelift surgery and facial
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Gynecomastia, a common condition characterized by the abnormal development of male breast tissue, can be caused by hormonal imbalances or the use of certain medications. In contrast, people typically gain excess fat in the chest due to weight gain and can reduce it through diet and exercise. It’s important to distinguish gynecomastia vs fat in
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It’s a common question that many women have! Can you breastfeed with implants? The answer is yes, you can generally breastfeed with breast implants. Yet, there are a few things to consider. In this article, we will discuss breastfeeding with implants. We will also answer all your questions about breastfeeding and plastic surgery! The Summary
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Having excessively large and heavy breasts has been linked to numerous physical concerns in women. About 1 million females worldwide suffer from problems caused by large breasts. As heavy breasts can cause pain and discomfort, there are many medical benefits of breast reduction surgery. Many women have quite significant symptoms associated with heavy breasts (breast hypertrophy).
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Breast implants are an option for increasing the appearance of the breast by changing their shape, size, and projection. Breast implants can last from 10 to more than 20 years after which they may need to be removed or replaced. Breast implants are generally also recommended to be removed in people who have the symptoms
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Breast Implant Removal and Replacement is a procedure performed to remove and replace breast implants. This can be done for many reasons. If your breast implants have been in place for a long time or you have a concern, implant replacement surgery may be a suitable option for you. It’s also a time when you
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Undergoing breast reduction surgery can be a transformative experience, but it’s important to be prepared for the recovery process. Here’s what you need to know about the average recovery time and what to expect during your journey. Recovery time varies for each person, but a full recovery is typically expected to take 6 to 8
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