Ideal Structured Saline Photos - Case #5655

Patient Case #5655

42-year-old woman, 5’3″, 112 lbs., 3 children desired augmentation with the latest saline breast implants, that feel like gel, but do not need MRI to check for rupture and have a failure rate below all gel implants.

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Beginning January 1, 2024, a physician who uses a website in their medical practice must conspicuously post the same notice described above on their website.

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