Breast Implants and Pregnancy
It is safe for women to have breast implants placed before pregnancy and should not affect a woman's ability to breastfeed.
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Could Gum Disease Increase Your Risk of Heart Attack or Cancer?
Most people know that periodontitis (or gum disease) can lead to tooth loss. However, recent studies indicate that gum disease may also be a precursor to more serious problems than just gaps in your smile.
Advances in Cosmetic Dermatology
Cosmetic dermatology is an ever-evolving science, and safe new treatments are developed regularly. This article will update you on some of the most revolutionary treatments for skin rejuvenation, stretch marks, and hyperhidrosis (excessive perspiration).
Breast Implants and Pregnancy: 5 Things You Should Know
Most breast implants have a soft silicone shell filled with saline water. Many implanted medical devices are made from this same nonreactive material. Breast implants do not harm or pose a risk to normal pregnancy in any way.
When Is It Time To Turn To ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology)?
Two of the most common mistakes that couples suffering from infertility (and even some physicians) make are holding off on treating the underlying cause and performing futile, ineffective treatments that only waste time, energy and money.
Breast Implants: Some Common Questions
Dr. Greenberg is a board certified Plastic Surgeon and former President of the California Society of Plastic Surgeons. He answers a number of commonly asked questions about breast augmentation to educate potential patients about the procedure.