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Michael A. Bogdan, MD

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Recent answer posted by Michael A. Bogdan, MD

Q: How to choose breast implant size?

A:

Choosing an implant size is a very difficult decision.  Obviously we (both the patient and the doctor) want to choose the "perfect" size - the one that fits all of the desires of the patient.  Most surgeons use some form of dimensional planning to help suggest a range of implants that will "fit".  These systems measure the fixed dimensions of the chest wall, breast size, skin envelope, as well as the elastic properties of the patients skin.  With this information, a reasonable range of implant sizes can be determined, and hopefully this range matches the patent's desires.  If the patient is looking for a resultant breast volume that is significantly larger than those within the predicated range, then the resulting breasts will not look natural and might result in stretch marks.  It is good to discuss your goals with your surgeon, and have a frank discussion regarding the "look" you want to achieve.

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Board certification
EducationStanford University School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine 1998

University of Maryland at College Park
BS Chemistry & BS Zoology 1993

Post-medical school training Internship:
General Surgery, UCSF / Stanford University, 1999

Residency:
Plastic Surgery, Stanford University, 2003
Chief Resident, Stanford University, 2004

Fellowship:
Aesthetic Surgery, Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital, 2005
Aesthetic Surgery, New York University - IRPS, 2005
Aesthetic medicine experience 5 years (post-medical training)
Professional membershipsAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS)
The Rhinoplasty Society
Fellow, American College of Surgeons (FACS)
Hospital affiliations Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine, Grapevine Surgicare, Harris Methodist Hospital Southlake, North Hills Hospital, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, Texas Institute for Surgery
Medical or professional licenseTX
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Additional Office LocationsGunter Center For Aesthetics & Cosmetic Surgery
8144 Walnut Hill Lane, Suite 170
Dallas, Texas 75231



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