Dr. Linder's Blog
Posted On: November 08, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Augmentation, Breast Implants, Breast Lift, Breast topics, Home
Patients often present with loss of upper fullness of their breasts, referred to as involutional upper pole atrophy as well as severe skin laxity or referred to as grade 3 ptosis. These patients do well with implants placed as well as a mastopexy or skin removal and raising of the nipple areolar complex at the […]
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Posted On: November 03, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Home, Media
On November 1, 2011 I was on Entertainment Tonight to discuss a patient regarding Tummy Tuck Revision. I always appreciate the opportunity to consult for ET CBS television. I will expand on this patient and procedure in an upcoming blog.
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Posted On: November 01, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Augmentation, Breast Implants, Breast topics, Home
The patient to the left is an excellent example of a patient who has involutional upper pole atrophy, loss of upper pole fullness of her breasts, slight droop of the nipple areolar complex with grade 1 ptosis. This patient is an excellent candidate for high profile saline implants in order to regain upper pole fullness […]
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Posted On: October 28, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Liposuction
The patient to the left presents with a gynoid appearance with severe lipodystrophy of the iliac crest rolls. She has a disproportionate amount of fat on the hip area. She also has significant banana rolls which extend under the infragluteal fold out to the lateral thigh saddlebags. This patient underwent tumescent liposculpture technique in a bidirectional fashion […]
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Posted On: October 26, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Home, Liposuction
Patients who present for revision liposculpture may require the use of very small cannulas. The example below is a patient who underwent four liposuctions in Toronto, Canada as well as in Britain. Unfortunately, she was left with some contour deformity of the periumbilical abdominal area which will be very difficult to correct without the use […]
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Posted On: October 24, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Revision, Home
This patient underwent a gastric bypass procedure using the Roux-en-Y Gastroplasty at over a 130-pound weight loss. She subsequently underwent augmentation mammoplasty procedure and a breast lift formal mastopexy by a different surgeon for severe involutional upper pole atrophy, and severe grade 3 ptosis. Her preoperative photos indicate unfortunate complete malposition of the implants. There is […]
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Posted On: October 19, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Body Sculpting, Home, Liposuction
Liposculpture requires finesse, experience and judgment. Removing just the amount of fat is not always as easy as it may seem. Apparently, some patients do present with over-liposuctioning which can occur from either inadequate judgment or patients, as in this case, having been operated under IV sedation without an anesthesiologist in which she was in […]
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Posted On: October 14, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Breast Implants, Breast Revision, Breast topics, Home
We see patients who present with implants from the Dow Corning era. Those are implants placed well over 20 to 35 years ago. These implants are obviously no longer allowed on the market. The company is no longer producing these implants. The Dow Corning implants were smooth shelled implants that had a Dacron patch on […]
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Posted On: October 06, 2011 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder Posted In: Body Sculpting, Home, Liposuction
Patients present weekly to us for liposculpture of the lower third of their bodies associated with gynoid or pear-shaped appearance. Although their upper and middle third may have a nice trim appearance and be quite sleek in character, the lower third can also be disproportionately large, leading the patient to be greatly distressed. Women often […]
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