Is a PAP Flap or LTP Flap the Right Choice for my Breast Reconstruction?
October 9, 2024A breast cancer diagnosis is traumatic enough, but the emotional toll of losing one or both breasts from a mastectomy…
Can Breast Cancer Come Back in a Reconstructed Breast? The Truth Revealed
September 26, 2024Women with a breast cancer diagnosis often choose a mastectomy because it reduces the risk of cancer returning by about…
Finding Strength and Support: The Breslow Center’s Breast Cancer Support Groups
February 8, 2024Join TBC Breast Cancer Support Group In the journey through breast cancer, finding a supportive community can make all the…
Breast Implant Complications: Capsular Contracture and Other Common Concerns
December 29, 2023In this video, Paramus plastic surgeon Dr. Gary D. Breslow answers some frequently asked questions on breast implant complications, and…
Over vs Under the Muscle: What Breast Implant Placement Technique Is Best?
December 27, 2023There are different techniques for doing breast augmentation. Patients who are considering augmentation may have heard about the advantages of…
Breast Cancer Quotes from Breast Cancer Warriors – 100+ Inspirational Quotes
January 27, 2023Those living with breast cancer already know all too well of the physical and emotional struggle it brings. That is…
Choosing the Right Procedure: Breast Lift, Breast Augmentation, or Both?
January 18, 2018Do I need a breast lift or implants? This is a question patients frequently ask us. Generally speaking, a breast…
Breast Implant Rippling: Causes and Solutions
November 28, 2017Breast implant rippling occurs when folds in the implant can be seen or felt through the skin. This relatively common…
The Uniboob Explained: What Causes Symmastia, and How Can It Be Repaired?
October 9, 2017Symmastia may sometimes be colloquially referred to as the “uniboob,” but it’s not about having only one breast. Instead, it’s…
Plastic Surgery Trend Forecast for 2015
April 15, 2015As leading New Jersey plastic surgeons, Drs. Gary Breslow and Jordan Farkas keep a finger on the pulse of their…
