my daugther has deformed breast one breast is not growimg she is nineteen what can be done to help her
Answer: See a surgeon for an assessment She can see an experienced board certified plastic surgeon for a physical examination, which can then help her determine what treatment would be most suitable. Many cosmetic breast surgery options are available depending on the concern. Best of luck to your daughter!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: See a surgeon for an assessment She can see an experienced board certified plastic surgeon for a physical examination, which can then help her determine what treatment would be most suitable. Many cosmetic breast surgery options are available depending on the concern. Best of luck to your daughter!
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Answer: My 19 year old daughter has one deformed breast that is not growing. What can be done to help her? First, I would recommend a consultation with a local plastic surgeon. Breast asymmetry is fairly common in women, especially during the developmental stage of a young woman. Breast augmentation with different implant sizes may be necessary. It is difficult to make any specific comments without seeing at least photos. If one breast is actually constricted, it may require a tissue expander first to allow for the placement of an appropriately sized implant at a later time. Good luck and be safe.John T. Nguyen, MD, FACS, FICSDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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Answer: My 19 year old daughter has one deformed breast that is not growing. What can be done to help her? First, I would recommend a consultation with a local plastic surgeon. Breast asymmetry is fairly common in women, especially during the developmental stage of a young woman. Breast augmentation with different implant sizes may be necessary. It is difficult to make any specific comments without seeing at least photos. If one breast is actually constricted, it may require a tissue expander first to allow for the placement of an appropriately sized implant at a later time. Good luck and be safe.John T. Nguyen, MD, FACS, FICSDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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February 10, 2014
Answer: Breast Asymmetry - It's More Common Than You Think Asymmetric breast development is not uncommon. Most
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Answer: Breast Asymmetry - It's More Common Than You Think Asymmetric breast development is not uncommon. Most
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February 9, 2014
Answer: Breast augmentation can help enlarge 1 breast that is not growing Thank you for your question. Your daughter situation is not unusual as many patients have failure of one or both breasts to develop fully. A breast augmentation on one side can possibly achieve symmetry. Choose your plastic surgeon very carefully and find one at a major Medical Center who has experience treating pediatric patients with micromastia or agenesis of the breast.
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Answer: Breast augmentation can help enlarge 1 breast that is not growing Thank you for your question. Your daughter situation is not unusual as many patients have failure of one or both breasts to develop fully. A breast augmentation on one side can possibly achieve symmetry. Choose your plastic surgeon very carefully and find one at a major Medical Center who has experience treating pediatric patients with micromastia or agenesis of the breast.
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February 7, 2014
Answer: Breast Asymetry Correction of Uneven Breasts or Poland's Syndrome That must be very difficult for her at such a formative age. She is not alone. This is actually a very common situation for many women. Poland's Syndrome is a name for a congenital lack of development in one breast. There are several options available to her. The best first step is to make an appointment with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to have her evaluated. Common options are to have the larger breast reduced or the smaller breast enlarged. Often both breast need to be modified to create balance. This can be done with implants or even fat transfer from other parts of the body. Good luck on finding the best solution for her.
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Answer: Breast Asymetry Correction of Uneven Breasts or Poland's Syndrome That must be very difficult for her at such a formative age. She is not alone. This is actually a very common situation for many women. Poland's Syndrome is a name for a congenital lack of development in one breast. There are several options available to her. The best first step is to make an appointment with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to have her evaluated. Common options are to have the larger breast reduced or the smaller breast enlarged. Often both breast need to be modified to create balance. This can be done with implants or even fat transfer from other parts of the body. Good luck on finding the best solution for her.
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