Dr. Rhys Branman's Cosmetic Surgery Blog
A statistically significant positive correlation of BMI and implant volume for breast augmentation patients in two U.S. cities was found in a study that examined physical characteristics and implant details of breast augmentation patients in three cities. In other words,… 
Could a non-surgical breast augmentation procedure be a future possibility? A recent article published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery journal examines a hyaluronic acid-based gel called Macrolane as a potential option by assessing the safety and efficacy of the procedure… 
Breast surgery could play a key role in the future of regenerative medicine according to an article in Wired magazine on Cytori Therapeutics, a biotech company that is trying to use stem cells from fat to help the body rebuild… 
A new study reported successful breast augmentations using a patients’ own fat through a process called fat grafting. During fat grafting, fat cells are harvested via liposuction from one part of the body and injected into another.
While fat grafting… 
Considering breast augmentation? In addition to choosing an implant type (saline or silicone), patients also need to decide on what size they want their new breasts to be.
This decision involves more than just choosing a cup size, reports New… 
A recent informal user poll at www.implantinfo.com found that women interested in breast augmentation are more likely to want silicone vs. saline breast implants.
Since the FDA approved silicone gel breast implants in November 2006, implantinfo.com noticed that choosing between… 
40 surgeons recently gathered in Ohio for the 4th annual Breast Surgery Workshop. To attend, doctors from England, Canada, Taiwan, and other areas of the U.S. traveled to the practice of Cincinnati cosmetic surgeon Dr. Mark Mandell-Brown.
Sponsored by the… 
This is a guest post by Michelle in Denver, who had a breast augmentation many years ago. She is now considering a revision surgery, so she did some research on the subject.
Do breast implants really need to be replaced… 