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Shannon Evans
In Advice, Cosmetic Surgery

Are Gummy Bear Breast Implants Safe?

Gummy bear breast implants, named for their gel-like consistency, are often marketed as a safer and more natural-looking alternative to traditional silicone or saline implants. These highly cohesive silicone gel implants are praised for their durability and ability to maintain shape over time, appealing to individuals seeking natural-looking breast augmentation. However, the truth is that no breast implant is truly safe, including gummy bear implants. Despite claims of safety and longevity, these implants come with risks and complications that cannot…
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Karla Tinoco
In Scar

Scar Massage Helps Scar Appearance

At Executive Plastic Surgery, we understand that living with scars can affect your comfort. Whether from surgery, injury, or burns, scars often come with challenges like tightness, discomfort, or sensitivity. While scars are a natural part of the healing process, their appearance and symptoms can sometimes be improved with simple techniques like scar massage. Scar massage is one of the most effective methods for improving the look and feel of certain scars. By following expert recommendations and using the right…
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Karla Tinoco
In AAAASF

What Does “QUAD A FACILITY” Mean?

When considering surgery, your safety and care quality should be your top priorities. At Landmark Surgery Center, we understand the importance of choosing a facility that meets the highest standards of safety, expertise, and patient-centered care. That’s why our center is proud to be certified as a QUAD A Facility. But what does this certification mean for you as a patient? A QUAD A accreditation is much more than just a stamp of approval. It’s a testament to rigorous standards,…
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Tiki Good
In Advice

Are Implants in Other Parts of the Body Safe?

Implants are commonly thought to be a safe way to enhance one’s appearance, whether it’s through a fuller face, a more contoured chin, or shapely calves. The perception that implants are mostly harmless is widespread, partly due to the normalization of cosmetic surgeries. However, the reality is that all implants, regardless of where they’re placed, carry a range of risks that can impact your health and quality of life. Complications like infection, implant displacement, or material rejection are potential dangers…
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Tiki Good
In Advice

What All Women Should Know About Breast Implants

Breast implants are often portrayed as a straightforward and safe way to enhance or restore one’s appearance. It’s a widely held belief that breast implants are a low-risk, high-reward procedure, one that empowers women by giving them the body they envision. However, this perception is not accurate. In reality, breast implants come with significant risks, some of which may not become apparent until years after the surgery. At Executive Plastic Surgery, Dr. Shaher Khan, a double board-certified plastic and reconstructive…
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Andy Silva
In Advice

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of early detection, education, and support for those affected by breast cancer. This international health campaign aims to raise awareness about breast cancer, promote screening, and fund research to find better treatments and, ultimately, a cure. At Executive Plastic Surgery, we are committed to supporting individuals on their journey toward wellness by offering expert care and compassionate guidance throughout their treatment process. Breast cancer is a…
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Andy Silva
In Advice

Things to Know About Dense Breast Tissue

If you've recently been told that you have dense breast tissue, you might be wondering what that means for your health and what steps you should take next. Dense breast tissue is a common finding in mammograms, but it can affect the accuracy of breast cancer screenings and slightly increase your risk of developing breast cancer. Understanding your breast density and knowing the appropriate screening options is critical for making informed decisions about your health. Dr. Shaher Khan, an expert…
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Andy Silva
In Advice

Why Are T-Rex Arms So Important After Surgery?

When recovering from certain surgeries, such as a mastectomy or breast implant removal, you might hear your doctor mention the term "T-Rex arms." The term refers to the position where you keep your elbows close to your sides with minimal arm movement, mimicking the stance of the Tyrannosaurus rex. It may feel restrictive, but this limitation is essential for optimal healing and avoiding complications. Dr. Shaher Khan, a world-renowned surgeon specializing in breast implant removal, emphasizes the importance of the…
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Andy Silva
In Advice, Cosmetic Surgery

Why Are the Bra & Binder Compression So Important After Surgery?

After undergoing surgery, especially cosmetic or reconstructive procedures, your recovery is as important as the surgery itself. To ensure the best outcomes, surgeons like Dr. Shaher Khan recommend wearing compression garments, such as a bra or binder, post-operation. These garments are not just for comfort—they play a critical role in your healing process. At Executive Plastic Surgery, Dr. Khan emphasizes the use of compression garments to promote faster healing and enhance your surgical results. Understanding why these garments are important…
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Andy Silva
In Cosmetic Surgery

Do Breast Implants Increase The Risk of Cancer?

In recent years, breast implants have undergone increasing scrutiny because of their potential to increase the risk of numerous conditions. It turns out that breast implants aren’t nearly as safe and harmless as they’ve been positioned to be for decades. They come with a high risk of capsular contracture, implant rupture or leakage, and a whole host of systemic symptoms and autoimmune diseases categorized under the umbrella of the term breast implant illness (BII). But what about cancer: do breast…
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