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Asked 2020-08-31
Can I do breast lift and correction of inverted nipple at the same time?
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Todd B. Koch, MD, FACS
Answered: 2020-09-08
In most cases these 2 procedures can be performed concomitantly. If you need an aggressive breast lift you want to delay the correction of the inverted nipple. The main concern is circulation to the nipple. You do not want to risk nipple necrosis.
Asked 2020-08-23
Can I get a Botox brow lift that focuses on my outer eyebrows? My inner eyebrows are at the same level or slightly higher than my outer eyebrows giving them a slightly droopy look if I don't use make up or brush them up. I also have a horizontal line across the upper part of my nose which I believe…
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Todd B. Koch, MD, FACS
Answered: 2020-09-08
I routinely perform lateral brow lifts when I treat the crowsfeet wrinkles with Botox. Also this can be performed as an isolated procedure with Botox. Horizontal wrinkles of the upper nose can be improved with Botox. However if these wrinkles are etched a filler may be required.
Asked 2020-08-10
I had a breast lift and augmentation performed three weeks ago. Two weeks ago it was found that I had significant bruising on my right breast and severe pain and fullness. Since then, they have put a cannula into the right nipple and drained 300cc of old blood, doubled my pain meds and the breast…
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Todd B. Koch, MD, FACS
Answered: 2020-09-08
Sorry to hear about your troubles. I treat hematomas of the breast surgically with a trip back to the operating room. In many cases insurance with cover some or all of the costs related to a complication following a surgical procedure even if its a cosmetic procedure.
Asked 2020-03-26
I am 16 and have painful tuberous breasts...what are my options to fixing them and will insurance most likely cover it? I’ve had tuberous breasts for as long as I can remember but they started getting painful at about age 13... they are also quite ugly and I can’t stand looking at them...I think it…
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Todd B. Koch, MD, FACS
Answered: 2020-04-01
Pain is not usually a symptom associated with Tuberous breasts. If you are experiencing pain you would benefit from a visit to your Gynecologist. Tuberous breasts are not uncommon. A Board Certified Plastic Surgeon will be able to evaluate you condition and recommend a treatment plan. You can find a qualified surgeon on this website. Best of luck.
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