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Breast Implant Revision
37 year old, Female, 134 lbs, 5' 5", Fair skin tone

CALL BOARD CERTIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON DR. KAYSER, MD, FACS, NOW FOR AMAZING SAVINGS ON YOUR PROCEDURE!!! This lovely 37 year old woman presents about 10 years after having breast augmentation from a so-called "cosmetic surgeon". The results from her initial surgery are obviously disappointing. She had implants placed in breasts that were ptotic (droopy) despite this fact the cosmetic surgeon did not perform a mastopexy (lift) which was clearly necessary. This patient was unhappy and requested correction. Despite being told by a number of other surgeons that nothing could be done unless implants were added, Dr. Kayser had a solution. This involved removing the implants, removing the scar tissue capsule around the implants and closing the space so that proper healing could take place. A mastopexy (breast lift) was then performed and she is now seen 14 months after surgery totally ecstatic about her results; the shape is natural and the scars have already faded significantly. She desired only her natural breasts and wanted the implants removed. When you are researching please be so very careful who you choose. If doctors says they are "cosmetic surgeons" they may be not be able to show reputable credentials, may not have accredited hospital privilages and may only operate out of their own private facility. Only surgeons certified by the American Board of Plastic surgery are are fully trained and recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties to perform plastic surgery on the entire body. Dr. Kayser has provided care to patients from across the country and abroad as a result of his excellence in plastic surgery. For any questions and to find out more information on the revolutionary SPAIR breast lift technique or to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, please contact Dr. Kayser at Image by Design Plastic Surgery by registering online below through the "Contact the Doctor" button.