While breast augmentation has an incredibly high satisfaction rate, some women may eventually choose to have their breast implants removed, a procedure known as explantation surgery. This may be desired due to cosmetic or medical reasons, such as wanting to address a complication, preferring to go back to their natural ... Continue Reading
Although many people believe that breastfeeding will cause their breasts to droop, studies show that this is actually a myth. Breastfeeding does not seem to have a significant effect on breast sagging, known as ptosis. There are a variety of reasons why a woman’s breasts may begin to sag, but ... Continue Reading
Breast implants are measured in cubic centimeters, or cc’s, rather than bra cup sizes. This provides an exact measurement of the volume in an implant. When women consult with our board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Neil J. Zemmel, they often have an idea of the size of breast implants they want ... Continue Reading
A woman’s breasts gradually evolve over time due to factors like gravity, pregnancy, weight fluctuations, and the natural aging process. As the reproductive hormone estrogen slowly declines, women may start to see changes in the density and shape of their breasts. The skin and ligaments begin to stretch and become ... Continue Reading
