Dr. Linder's Blog
Posted On: October 23, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast topics, Gynecomastia, Male Plastic Surgery
Gynecomastia is referred to as male breast reduction. It is associated with glandular tissue and fatty tissue found in the entire chest area. This extends from the infraclavicular, under the clavicle, along the parasternal to the inframammary fold and all the way laterally to the anterior axillary line. There are two different types of tissue that can be […]
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Posted On: October 22, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast topics, Implant Removal
Patients present desiring implant removal without a breast lift. Certain patients are candidates for this operation where implants can be removed, drains placed for seven to 10 days without a full breast lift. This is an excellent example of a patient who has severe scar tissue with a Baker IV capsular contracture and a rupture […]
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Posted On: October 15, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift
BREAST AUGMENTATION MASTOPEXYThis patient case example shows a patient with severe grade 3 skin laxity with loss of upper pole fullness of her breast. The patient desired full breast lift and reduction of the nipple areolar size. She underwent augmentation mammoplasty using high profile saline implants in the dual plane. The full mastopexy scar shows […]
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Posted On: October 03, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Media
Recently, Joan Rivers passed after having an endoscopy and possible biopsy of vocal cord in an outpatient ambulatory center in New York. I had the amazing opportunity to work with Joan Rivers and Melissa on their show, Mother Knows Best, for the Woman Entertainment Network over the last few years. I have known Joan Rivers […]
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Posted On: September 08, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Liposuction, Plastic Surgery
Revision liposuction has become a very significant part of my practice. Patients come in from throughout the country and in fact, throughout the world, who desire to have revision liposuction in order to improve a previous result. There are two problems that I see uniformly. One is inadequate liposuctioning in specific designated localized fat deposit […]
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Posted On: August 22, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Lift, Breast topics, Uncategorized
BEVERLY HILLS BREAST LIFT This patient is an 18-year-old female presenting with severe skin laxity after losing approximately 25 pounds. Notice the patient has what is referred to as “grade 3 skin laxity, grade 3 ptosis.” The nipples are well over 8 cm below the fold. Anything below 3 cm below the inframammary fold is […]
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Posted On: August 15, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Implants, Breast Revision, Breast topics, Ruptured Implant, Uncategorized
HIGH PROFILE IMPLANTS This is a case study with a patient that I personally performed a breast augmentation 15 years ago on. She has developed a right ruptured implant and some bottoming out over the last15 years. At the time, only low profile implants were available. Low profile 390 cc saline implants were used. Scar […]
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Posted On: August 10, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Implants, Breast Revision, Breast topics, Ruptured Implant
We perform breast augmentations weekly. Both saline and silicone gel implants are used in our Beverly Hills Surgery Center. Interestingly, this is a case example of a silicone gel implant bleed. The patient underwent augmentation mammoplasty with silicone textured implants under the muscle by a different surgery approximately 13 years ago. Although the MRI does […]
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Posted On: August 01, 2014 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Implants, Breast Revision, Breast topics, Ruptured Implant, Uncategorized
RUPTURED IMPLANT This is an excellent case example of a patient who left her saline implant in her chest for over two years. For some reason she declined to have the implant replaced until now that it has become painful. This is an obvious rupture on clinica examination. Mammogram also showed scar tissue contracture with […]
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