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Within the field of genetics, few terms have gained as much recognition in recent years as the BRCA gene, and for good reason. BRCA, an abbreviation for Breast Cancer Gene, refers to a group of genes responsible for encoding proteins that suppress tumors. Mutations in these genes can significantly increase the risk of developing breast, ovarian, and other cancers. In this article from Executive Plastic Surgery, we describe what the BRCA gene is, its implications, and the importance of genetic…

When considering plastic surgery, one of the most critical decisions patients face is the type of anesthesia they'll receive during the procedure. Two common options are general anesthesia and local anesthesia with intravenous (IV) sedation. In this article from Executive Plastic Surgery, we explore the key differences between these two approaches to anesthesia. Option 1: General Anesthesia General anesthesia induces a temporary loss of consciousness. It involves administering medications through inhalation or intravenous injection to render the patient completely unconscious.…

Breastfeeding is a natural and beautiful part of motherhood, providing essential nutrients and bonding opportunities for both mother and baby. However, for women with breast implants, breastfeeding can pose considerable risks and challenges. In this article from Executive Plastic Surgery, we explore the negative implications of breastfeeding with breast implants. Impact on Milk Production Breast implants are inserted beneath the breast tissue or behind the chest muscles. This may compress or disrupt the intricate network of mammary glands and ducts…