How to Prepare for a Breast Augmentation

Posted on July 31, 2017 by blogSPRSI | Posted in: Plastic Surgery

How to Prepare for a Breast Augmentation

Planning on getting breast augmentation surgery? Below are some tips to help prepare your mind and body for the procedure and put you at ease.

What to Do Before Breast Augmentation Surgery

What to Do Before Breast Augmentation Surgery

After your surgery, you will not be able to stay alone for the first day and you will be restricted from driving. Make arrangements for someone to …

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Guide to Choosing the Right Breast Implant After Cancer

Posted on March 16, 2017 by blogSPRSI | Posted in: Education

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If you’ve had to have one or both breasts removed due to cancer, breast reconstruction can help restore your confidence and leave you looking and feeling your best. One of the best breast reconstruction surgeons in Nashville, TN is osteopathic physician Dr. Brought of SPRSI who is a FACOS Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon.

Key Takeaways:

  • You have options depending on
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Brow Lift vs. Eye Lift: Everything You Need to Know

Posted on December 12, 2016 by blogSPRSI | Posted in: Education

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Over time, the skin on your face loses elasticity, and things can begin to droop, especially in the sensitive area around the eyes. Your brows start to wilt and you develop excess skin around your eyelids. To avoid turning into the human equivalent of Droopy, the Looney Toons dog, many people consider getting a lift to revitalize the skin around …

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Should I Have Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy, Radiation or Lumpectomy?

Posted on December 05, 2016 by blogSPRSI | Posted in: Plastic Surgery

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Fight Your Chronic Migraine and Headaches Head-On With Botox

Posted on November 29, 2016 by blogSPRSI | Posted in: Botox

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Virtually everyone knows someone who suffers from migraines or even suffers from migraines themselves. According to the Migraine Research Foundation, 18% of women, 6% of men and 10% of children in the US suffer from migraine headaches. Globally, the condition is the 6th most disabling ailment among working people, and in the US, costs associated with loss of productivity …

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