Question: I have the worst case of capsular contracture. It may have just happened by itself, or it may have been caused by mastitis. I have a 4 month. old baby and have been nursing full time. I got mastitis when he was 2 weeks old, and started antibiotics right away. I had breast augmentation in Nov. 2005 from another surgeon. I have recently heard that he has some lawsuits against him. I am afraid to have him correct my CC. He is going to do it free of charge. I am worried something bad will happen. I am starting to have pain when I move my arm out or up. I wanted to nurse til the baby is 6mths. old. But, I don't know if this pain will get worse or not. Should I continue to nurse for 2 more months? Should I have the surgery as soon as possible? And does CC usually come back? Thank you.
Answer: Come in for an appointment so I can get a full history and examine you and then discuss with you what may be your best option.
Call (714) 671-3033 or (310) 284-8384 for an appointment.
Dr. Corbin
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Showing posts with label Breast surgery options. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breast surgery options. Show all posts
Monday, January 9, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
consultation please
Question: Can I schedule a Consultation please?
Answer: Call the office at (714) 671-3033 to arrange for a consultation with Dr. Corbin.
Answer: Call the office at (714) 671-3033 to arrange for a consultation with Dr. Corbin.
Monday, December 26, 2011
Can I still breast feed if I get breast implants?
Q. Can I still breast feed if I get breast implants?
A. Breast implants should not interfere with your ability to breast feed. Over the years I have had many women breast feed with implants. However, no guarantees can ever be given to a patient that they can breast feed even if they don’t have breast surgery.
A. Breast implants should not interfere with your ability to breast feed. Over the years I have had many women breast feed with implants. However, no guarantees can ever be given to a patient that they can breast feed even if they don’t have breast surgery.
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