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Who’s a Candidate for Skin-Sparing Mastectomy?
To preserve breast for better post-op reconstruction, mastectomy may involve removal of breast tissue, without removal of the skin, nipple or areola.
With considerable variance in both normal and abnormal areola, a dignified human anatomy poster is available. It was developed as a health-professional patient guide for ob-gyn medical offices.
Where Do We Stand On Prosthetics?
In the race for more natural solutions, prostheses need not resemble the ill-fitted mannequin-like appendages of the 1940s. Here is a summary of top prosthetics and where to get them.
Cosmetic Facial Reconstruction Limits
Plastic surgery is sometimes a health requirement where the end result of reconstructive surgery can only be appreciated when compared to the initial medical anomaly.
Without a BMI health chart, a doctor can surmise that a patient with anorexia nervosa is malnourished and someone who is morbidly obese likely has weight related disorders.
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