Has there been many cases with ALCL with the textured McGhan implants?

I'm glad to read that you're having conservatively sized subpectoral placement of your implants.  That is generally a good choice.  However, I feel strongly that my patients should not lift anything heavier than pillow or towel in the first two weeks (while moving their arms in a...

Hi Min,I think you are on the right track!  I haven't examined you our seen photos, but yes, stick with it.  First and foremost the implant should fit the dimensions of your breast and tissue cover. Here are a few tips for you because this is perhaps the hardest decision for a patient...

Unfortunately, there is no consistent way to predict how much swelling any patient will get, or how much swelling will go down over a period of time after surgery for any given patient. Essentially, you will need to wait several weeks to a few months to see your final outcome. Continue to follow...

Once the acute inflammation has subsided after breast biopsy I would have no problem proceeding with a breast augmentation. This would be 3 to 6 weeks.

From your frame size, a 400 cc implant may be reasonable for you.  Only with a physical exam, could a surgeon definitively say whether the size you are considering will achieve your goals and be appropriate for you.  Ask your surgeon if you can try the implants on in a bra.  This...

The question of saline vs silicone is a common one, and there are many misunderstandings of the tradeoffs between each implant.  If the implants are placed underneath the muscle and also a the serratus fascia laterally, there is no difference in appearance except in a very thin patient with...