Ourian Plastic Surgery, a leading cosmetic surgery practice in Beverly Hills, has announced updates to its patient education materials, focusing on the individualized nature of breast augmentation. The new content underscores that breast augmentation is not a one-size-fits-all procedure but rather a customizable surgery that addresses a range of concerns, from size and symmetry to sagging and post-cancer reconstruction.
Dr. Ariel Ourian, a double-board-certified plastic surgeon, highlighted the importance of personalized care: "Women's bodies may share similarities among them, but when I speak to a patient, we discuss their individual needs. Breast augmentation surgery is an example of this. Not every woman has the same concerns about her breasts, so the type of procedure we choose will be specific to them."
The updated information, available at Ourian Plastic Surgery's breast augmentation page, clarifies that the term 'breast augmentation procedure' encompasses various surgical techniques. These may include fat transfer, saline implants, or a breast lift, depending on the patient's anatomy and goals. The content lists common issues that augmentation can address, such as small breast size, stretch marks and volume loss after breastfeeding, age-related sagging, uneven breasts due to genetics or sports, damage from breast cancer, and general misalignment.
Dr. Ourian's approach involves a thorough consultation and full examination to determine the most suitable surgical plan. His background in both cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, detailed on his biography page, equips him to handle diverse cases, including breast reconstruction. The practice offers a range of procedures for both men and women, from tummy tucks and face lifts to abdominal etching, Brazilian butt lifts, and liposuction.
The significance of this update lies in its potential to help women make more informed decisions. For those considering breast augmentation, understanding the options and risks is crucial. The practice points to a peer-reviewed article on the National Institutes of Health's PubMed Central site, accessible at this link, for a thorough review of techniques, advantages, and potential complications.
For women in the Los Angeles area, this educational push comes at a time when body image concerns are prevalent. The emotional and physical discomfort associated with breast asymmetry or dissatisfaction can impact daily life, affecting clothing choices and activities. By offering comprehensive information and a personalized consultation process, Ourian Plastic Surgery aims to help women find balance and peace with their bodies.
