Archive for September, 2009
GYNECOMASTIA
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009Gynecomastia is a procedure that Dr. Linder enjoys the challenge of performing. Male gynecomastia is associated with increased defeminized tissue usually found retro to the areolar complex as well as fatty tissue that may be increased in volume from the infraclavicular, parasternal, inframammary fold to the anterior axillary line in men. It can be associated [...]
CAPSULAR CONTRACTURE SCAR TISSUE
Thursday, September 17th, 2009BEVERLY HILLS PLASTIC SURGERY Capsular contracture is one of the most common problems associated with all women having breast augmentation. We see this every day in our Beverly Hills practice. Dr. Linder specializes in breast revision surgery. Capsulectomies and capsulotomies are a large proportion of his operations. Capsulectomies are removal of scar tissue and the [...]
SILICONE GEL IMPLANTS FOR BREAST ASYMMETRY
Thursday, September 10th, 2009“A NATURAL RESULT” The case example below indicates a young female who desired a very natural full B, small C, final result that had slight breast asymmetry. Upon reviewing her preoperative photos, it is obvious that the right breast is slightly smaller than the left and that the right inframammary fold is higher than the left. The [...]
PLASTIC SURGERY IN BEVERLY HILLS TELEVISION DOCUMENTARIES
Tuesday, September 8th, 2009TELEVISION DOCUMENTARIES Television and radio are very impressive media for displaying all types of venues, including plastic surgery and plastic surgery products. In general, programs on plastic surgery can be educational in documentary form, can be in entertainment form or can be a combination of both. Shows such as Discovery Health Channel, The Learning Channel [...]
PSYCHOLOGY OF BREAST IMPLANTS
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009THE PSYCHOLOGY OF BREAST IMPLANTS Patients arrive to see Dr. Linder weekly for their breast augmentation needs. Whenever we consider a patient a candidate for implant surgery for elective purposes, it is very important to factor in the psychological aspects of the patient’s desire for this operation. During the initial consultation, Dr. Linder does a [...]