RALEIGH, NC, January 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) Breast augmentation in Raleigh, NC Dos and Don'ts
Breast augmentation: Everything a woman needs to know about breast augmentation and breast implants is included in a new website by Dr. Michael Law a board certified plastic surgeon in Raleigh, NC. The new website, http://www.michaellawmd.com/breast-augmentation_breast_implants.html, includes a breast augmentation before and after gallery: http://www.michaellawmd.com/gallery/breastaug1.html.
Breast augmentation surgery remains a top plastic surgery procedure. Raleigh plastic surgeon Michael Law introduces a comprehensive guide covering all aspects of breast augmentation surgery and breast implant selection. Many women with questions about breast implants don't know where to turn for answers.
Dr. Law's new website provides information about breast augmentation including selecting breast implant size, position of the breast implants and incision site. He also provides a comparison of silicone breast implants and saline breast implants. The breast augmentation before and after gallery includes many photos and helps a woman determine what to look for in breast augmentation before and after photos.
What is new in breast implants is that most women interested in breast augmentation surgery are interested in a very natural-looking result. Women today are not interested in huge breast implants that are positioned too high on the chest wall or too far apart on the chest. Breast implants can absolutely look and feel natural. In order for an ideal result a woman must select the right implant, the right placement and of course a qualified, experienced plastic surgeon with whom she can communicate her desired results. "Breast implants can and should look natural," says Dr. Law.
Dr. Michael Law is a plastic surgeon highly regarded by his patients and peers for his surgical artistry and natural, youthful results. Dr. Law is the top provider of Natrelle breast implants, Botox and Juvederm in the Raleigh area and in the top 1% of providers of Natrelle breast implants and other allergen products nationwide. Dr. Michael Law regularly performs breast augmentation and other surgeries on patients who travel from all over the world in pursuit of surgical excellence and natural looking plastic surgery results.
For more information visit www.michaellawmd.com or cal 919 256-0900
Michael Law MD Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is located in Raleigh, NC. Dr. Law performs a ful range of aesthetic plastic surgery for the face and body.He is the top provider of Natrelle breast implants, Botox and Juvederm in the Raleigh, NC area and in the top 1% of physicians nationwide offering these products.
Website: http://www.michaellawmd.com
Breast Augmentation in Raleigh, NC: Dr. Michael Law, a Raleigh Plastic Surgeon, Introduces New Comprehensive Guide to Women Considering Breast Implants in NC
Breast augmentation in Raleigh, NC: Dr. Michael Law is the top provider of Natrelle breast implants and other Alleran products in Raleigh, NC.
2011-01-28
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