Dr. Linder's Blog
Posted On: January 18, 2019 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast topics, Ruptured Implant, Uncategorized
Recently, I had the opportunity to surprisingly operate on a patient who had a Becker double lumen ruptured implant. This patient is a 52-year-old middle eastern female status post augmentation mammoplasty silicone gel implants per, with no identifiable records or patient’s accountability as to the type or size of her implants. Intraoperatively, it was identified […]
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Posted On: January 09, 2019 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Implants, Breast Reconstruction, Breast topics, Plastic Surgery, Tuberous Breasts, Tubular Breast
Tubular breast deformities are not all that uncommon. By definition, it is associated with herniation of breast tissue into the nipple areolar complex, constriction along the lower pole of the breast causing a poorly defined inframammary fold. Often the nipple areolar complexes are also lowered causing some degree of sagginess or ptosis. Repair of the […]
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Posted On: December 27, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Reconstruction, Breast Revision
Dr. Linder was presented with a patient in his Beverly Hills office regarding having her breasts redone after breast cancer reconstruction. During the consultation, she explained that she was hoping to correct the asymmetry of her breasts and smooth out the dimples in her right breast. After listening to her goals and going over what […]
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Posted On: December 11, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Gynecomastia
We see patients weekly in our Beverly Hills office who come in with gynecomastia symptoms, including feminizing breast problems, increased retroareolar breast tissue, excess breast tissue, lipodystrophy, and adiposity of the entire chest wall. In short, it is the appearance of female-like breasts on a man. These men all come in with similar problems and […]
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Posted On: November 30, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Tubular Breast
Patients who present with tubular breast deformity are often very unhappy, not just with the size of their breasts, but actually with the shape. The components of tubular breast deformity include No. 1, a poorly defined inframammary fold. In other words, there is no fold along the bottom of the breast or it is not […]
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Posted On: November 21, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Revision, Breast topics, Home
Case Study #1 Reconstruction Inferior Capsulorraphy for Severe Bottoming Out Patients present to my practice in Beverly Hills for severe deformities, including malposition, technical areas of breast implant placement, and in this case severe bottoming out, complete collapse of upper pole of pocket causing inferior displacement of the implant and a bottoming out appearance. This […]
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Posted On: November 16, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Uncategorized
I was excited to be selected for the 10th year in a row as a recipient of the America’s Top Plastic Surgeons award presented by the Consumer’s Research Council of America. The Consumer’s Research Council of America compiles a list of top plastic surgeons throughout the United States, and they utilize a point value system […]
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Posted On: November 09, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Home, Panniculectomy
Case Study #1 This case study shows a representative patient who presents with massive abdominal pannus, status post significant weight loss, status post gastric bypass surgery. The patient has lost well over 120 pounds and now has significant amounts of skin with a massive abdominal pannus. A panniculectomy can be performed in order to reduce […]
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Posted On: November 01, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Asymmetry
Patients present with breast asymmetry prior to undergoing their implant surgery. That’s why in reality it’s difficult, if not impossible, to completely correct asymmetries. However, asymmetries must be identified in the early stage prior to surgery in order to allow for volume changes. When a patient has already undergone breast augmentation with saline or silicone […]
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