Knoxville Breast Implants doctors
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J. Jason Wendel, MD
Nashville Plastic Surgeon
1215 21st Ave South Suite 6050 , Nashville |
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David B. Reath, MD
Knoxville Plastic Surgeon
109 Northshore Dr Suite 101 Ste 101, Knoxville |
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Timothy Wilson, MD
Knoxville Plastic Surgeon
9430 Park West Blvd. Suite 240, Knoxville |
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Tom Tracey Gallaher, MD
Knoxville Plastic Surgeon
9700 Westland Dr Ste 101, Knoxville |
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Stephen M. Lazarus, MD
Knoxville Plastic Surgeon
801 N. Weisgarber Rd. Suite 500, Knoxville |
Recent Answers
I am getting breast implants in two weeks and have a girls night out planned the weekend before. I'm not a big drinker, but is it ok if I have one or two cocktails a few nights before surgery? I've heard a few different opinions.
As long as it is more than 24 -48 hours before, it should be okay. Always drink responsibly and in moderation. I'm actually starting to sound old. ;) Best of Luck.
I had under muscle silicone breast augmentation one week ago and today fell and bumped a little down the stairs. I would say that light to just under moderate impact was felt in breasts. There was more discomfort than pain. I am wearing a sports bra but it's not completely tight as my sides are sore from swelling. Could this cause any damage or am I needlessly panicking? Thanks for any advice!
Thank you for your question. To make yourself feel better and your surgeon, it is probably a good idea to just go in and get it checked out to make sure that you are okay. It might be inconvenient for you to make the extra trip, but it can put your mind at ease so you won't lose sleep worrying about it. Good Luck.
I saw a string of retweets on Twitter about Chicken McNuggets and breast implants containing the same ingredient -- Polydimethylsiloxane, also referred to as dimethylpolysiloxane. It appears McDonald's does list this as an ingredient in their nuggets -- is it also used in breast implants?
Thank you for your question. I agree with the answers below. Silicone and some of its related compounds are ubiquitous, meaning found everywhere on the planet Earth. This doesn't mean that when you are eating a Chicken McNugget, that you are taking a bite out of what could be a breast implant. True, true, and unrelated.
