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Causes and Treatments for Tubular Breasts

If you've ever looked in the mirror and felt like your breasts appeared overly spaced, conical in shape, or underdeveloped despite going through puberty, you may be dealing with a condition called tubular breasts. This condition isn't widely discussed, yet it can have a significant impact on your confidence, self-image, and even your ability to breastfeed. At Executive Plastic Surgery in Bloomfield Township, Dr. Shaher Khan, our board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, helps women understand and address tubular breasts. Dr.…
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What Are the Risks When Having Fat Transfer to the Breasts?

If you’re considering breast enhancement but don’t want to risk implants (rightfully so), fat transfer may have caught your attention as a "natural" alternative. The idea of using your own fat to increase breast volume can sound appealing, but it’s critical to understand that this procedure is not without risks. Fat transfer to the breasts can lead to complications like fat necrosis, calcifications, and much more. That’s why Dr. Shaher Khan, our double board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon at Executive…
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What is a Double Bubble Deformity of the Breast?

You’ve recently had breast augmentation, but something doesn’t look quite right. When you glance in the mirror, you notice an unusual bulge beneath your breast, almost like there are two separate folds where there should only be one. Maybe one breast sits higher than the other, or your breast shape looks distorted. This is known as a double bubble deformity, a visible distortion that can happen when breast implants don’t align properly with your anatomy. At Executive Plastic Surgery in…
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What Are Surgical Options for Uneven Breasts?

Have you noticed that one breast sits higher, looks fuller, or simply feels different than the other? Breast asymmetry, where one breast differs in size, shape, or position, is far more common than you might think. But for some women, the differences are significant enough to cause emotional discomfort or even physical pain when wearing certain clothes. At Executive Plastic Surgery, double board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Shaher Khan offers honest, individualized care for women dealing with breast asymmetry.…
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What Are the Potential Health Risks of Breast Implants?

You’re not imagining it—your breast implants may be making you sick You had breast augmentation years ago, but lately, something doesn’t feel right. You’ve been experiencing mysterious fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, and even chest discomfort. Your doctor says everything looks fine, but deep down, you know your body is telling you something. These might be more than just stress or aging — they could be linked to your breast implants. At Executive Plastic Surgery in Bloomfield Township, Dr. Shaher…
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How Soon Does a Capsule Form Around the Breast Implant?

When you decide to undergo breast augmentation surgery, one of the most important considerations is the formation of a capsule around the implant. This natural process is the body’s way of protecting itself from foreign objects, such as breast implants. Over time, this capsule can become tight, hard, and painful, leading to capsular contracture. Many patients worry about how soon this capsule will form and its long-term impact, and for good reason. At Executive Plastic Surgery, Dr. Shaher Khan specializes…
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What Tests Can Be Done to Verify I Have a Ruptured Breast Implant?

You’ve started noticing subtle, uncomfortable changes in your body—aching pain in your breast, strange tightness, or a new lump that wasn’t there before. Maybe your breast feels different in shape or sensitivity, or you’re experiencing soreness and swelling you can’t explain. These could be the early signs and symptoms of a ruptured breast implant. Silent or symptomatic implant ruptures are more common than most people realize. At Executive Plastic Surgery, Dr. Shaher Khan—“the king of explants”—has seen countless patients who…
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How Do I File a Complaint to the FDA About Breast Implants Making Me Sick?

You wake up every morning feeling drained. Your joints ache, your chest feels heavy, and you’ve developed persistent brain fog that won’t go away—no matter how many tests you take, nothing seems conclusive. You’ve seen specialists, tried medications, and changed your diet, but nothing works. If you have breast implants and experience these symptoms, it’s possible that you may have Breast Implant Illness (BII). If you’re experiencing symptoms that you believe are related to your breast implants, it’s important to…
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What Are the Signs of Silicone Toxicity?

You have noticed recently that you are unusually fatigued. Your joints are always sore, and perhaps you feel a little brain fog. You dismiss it as exhaustion, but the symptoms persist. You may even notice swelling around your breast implants, and suddenly, you’re faced with a variety of health concerns. If you have breast implants, these symptoms could be signs of silicone toxicity, a serious condition that can occur when silicone from implants leaks into the body. If you identify…
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What Causes Dilated Veins in Your Breasts?

Have you noticed that the veins in your breasts seem more prominent than usual? You might feel self-conscious about the veins and wonder if something is wrong. While it’s understandable to be concerned, visible veins on the breast are often not a sign of a serious health issue. In fact, this is a common occurrence and can be linked to several factors that are typically harmless. However, if the appearance of dilated veins causes you distress, it’s important to explore…
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