NASHVILLE, TN, May 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Jack Fisher is discussing the recent revealing of the first patient to have breast augmentation with implants. Esteemed among plastic surgeons in Nashville, Dr. Fisher says it's interesting to see how this woman's procedure in 1962 positively affected her life.
MailOnline.com recently published an article on Timmie Jean Lindsey, an 80-year-old woman who was the first patient to have breast implants, taking her from a B to a C cup.
"It's fascinating to see how breast augmentation has evolved since Timmy Jean's first procedure," says Dr. Fisher. "While this patient is still happy with her results, there have been a number of innovations that have helped people achieve beautiful and natural-looking results.
Dr. Fisher offers breast augmentation patients in Nashville a variety of options for implants, including size, type and profile.
"I seek to personalize breast augmentation procedures, so patients can have results that are customized to their body types and cosmetic goals," says Dr. Fisher. "I assist patients in learning the benefits of silicone and saline breast implants in Nashville, as well as how incision placement options can affect a person's results."
As of this May in Vancouver at The Aesthetic Meeting 2012, Dr. Fisher becomes President Elect of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
Dr. Fisher says that one of the keys to beautiful results is choosing a qualified specialist with enough experience to create the intended results.
"Although Timmie Jean was the first breast augmentation patient with implants, it appears that her surgeons were extremely committed to providing safe results," says Dr. Fisher. "This commitment to optimal care is important regardless of the procedure in question.
"As a member of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, I use my skills to help people feel and look their best," says Dr. Fisher. "It's great to see that Timmie Jean is 'delighted' with her results and thinks it's 'awesome' to be the first patient with implants."
Dr. Jack Fisher is a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in breast enhancement, body contouring, and facial enhancement, as well as non-surgical skin care treatments. Throughout the country, Dr. Fisher is a well-known and respected surgeon. He has been invited to speak at a number of surgical conferences throughout the world, particularly on breast and aesthetic surgery. He is also an Associate Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery at the prestigious Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN. Dr. Fisher received his medical degree from the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, completed his internships and residencies in general surgery at George Washington University Medical Center and his plastic surgery residency at Emory University Affiliated Hospital. Following his residency, he was on staff at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, from 1981 to 1986 as attending plastic surgeon.
Website: http://www.drjackfisher.com
Plastic Surgeon Discusses Revealing of First Breast Augmentation Patient
Respected among plastic surgeons in Nashville, Dr. Jack Fisher shares insights on the first recorded breast augmentation patient with implants, and comments on why his patients have such high satisfaction rates.
2012-05-02
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[Press-News.org] Plastic Surgeon Discusses Revealing of First Breast Augmentation PatientRespected among plastic surgeons in Nashville, Dr. Jack Fisher shares insights on the first recorded breast augmentation patient with implants, and comments on why his patients have such high satisfaction rates.