Archive for May, 2008
Alicia Keys may have Tuberous Breasts
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery on May 30, 2008
Alicia Keys is a pretty lady with a nice voice. My fiance’ is crazy about her. Jesus at DrunkenStepfather (my favorite obnoxious NSFW blog) doesn’t like her body I guess. She likely has tuberous breasts. Tuberous breasts are not uncommon and take a little more than implant placement to fix well. They are less “round” than other breasts like we have seen in recent posts.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
More on Tuberous Breasts – read under Modified Mastopexy
Why do I not prefer Silicone Breast Implants? – Youtube
Posted by admin in breast implant pre-op tutorial, Dr D's YouTube on May 27, 2008
Best Regards,
John Di Saia M.D.
P.S. Consider Saline-filled breast implants and put have them placed “Under the Muscle.”
Bianca Gascoigne & Probable Tuberous Breasts
Posted by admin in breast implant pre-op tutorial on May 26, 2008
Source: awfulplasticsurgery.com/archives/007834.html#7834
Bianca Gascoigne is the subject of an AwfulPlasticSurgery.com post. This is probably a case of Tuberous Breasts years after simple implant placement. I’d wager the breast skin envelopes were pretty uneven to start and bagging her surgeon is probably not warranted. Implant results often need revision when the problem for which they were placed is complicated. Tuberous breasts are not always straight-forward.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
More on Tuberous Breasts – read under Modified Mastopexy
Scars in Hollywood
Posted by admin in Maybe Needs Some? on May 23, 2008
TMZ did a piece featuring scars in celebrities. Here are a few with commentary (of course):
Joaquin Phoenix – This one looks is in the position of a cleft lip repair. It looks too good for that though.
Padma Lakshmi – That arm scar is really ripe for improvement.
Most of the featured scars seem to be routine traumatic scars that would likely benefit by scar revision.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Jewel Maybe Had Breast Implants?
Posted by admin in breast implant pre-op tutorial on May 20, 2008
Pic Source: gossiprocks.com/forum/breast-augmentation/55052-jewels-wonky-boobs.html
Jewel has had busty days and more recently kinda deflated days. This could easily be due to the sequence of breast implant surgery years ago with later simple implant removal. When removing implants from long ago, it often helps to add a “take up the slack” lift to keep the sag down.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
DMX didn’t Pay his Hospital Bill?
Posted by admin in Medicine in the News on May 19, 2008
Rapper DMX has been accused of defrauding an Arizona hospital of their bill. There is some talk that he “could be charged with ‘theft of services’ and providing the hospital with ‘false information including name and address for billing purposes.’”
This happens to plastic surgeons with Emergency patients all the time. The fact that we can be obligated to take ER call and serve emergency patients, but there is no good way to make people pay their bills gets old. Health insurance companies argue the bill sometimes for years and/or try to pay a fraction of it especially when plastic surgeons are involved. I just bill the patient.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Holly Madison’s Breasts – Contracture
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery on May 6, 2008
Jesus at DrunkenStepfather (my favorite obnoxious NSFW blog) comments on the uneven nipple position of Holly Madison. Most women have some difference in nipple position between breasts, but with implants a larger difference can represent capsular contracture or internal breast scarring. Without knowing whether or not implants are present or where she stood before implant surgery, it is impossible to know what is going on here, but there is enough here to fix. I’d wager that she has implants.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Christy Turlington Good Genes-or-Good-Docs on TMZ
Posted by admin in good celebrity plastic surgery on May 5, 2008
TMZ provides images of a very pretty Christy Turlington with obvious nasal work over the years. She is well preserved but with a bit of a thin nasal dorsum for my tastes anyway.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD





