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Breast Augmentation Done with Cauterization

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detroitchickJan 21, 2011

Does a breast augmentation done with cauterization result in a faster recovery? I heard this is new technique that results in less bleeding/bruising therefore less pain.Do any surgeons out there have experience with this?

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