Following your surgery, there are several things that you should be aware of. Most important, if there is anything at all that you are uncertain about, please make sure to contact our office. Swelling and Bruising This is normal after surgery and will subside gradually over 7-10 days. You can minimize swelling by limiting your… Continue reading >
One of the most important decisions that you will make is choosing your surgeon. There are several questions that you should ask at the time of your consultation to ensure that the person you are meeting with has the proper experience and credentials to perform your surgery. 1) Is the doctor a plastic surgeon? To… Continue reading >
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Dr. Brown is in Ft. Lauderdale at the Florida Society of Plastic Surgeons meeting (December 4-6, 2015) While there, he will give talks and participate in discussions on these topics: Implant selection in aesthetic breast surgery Prevention and management of complications
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Here’s a great article we came across at the Women’s Health magazine listing top 5 ways in which your lifestyle can contribute to breast sagging. 5 Everyday Habits That Are Causing Your Boobs to Sag by Esther Crain We hate to deliver depressing news, but the fact is, some breast sag is inevitable. Having a… Continue reading >
Dr. Brown is in Nashville, TN, this weekend, attending the LifeCell Breast Surgeon’s Forum. He’s a panelist in “Choices in Alloplastic Breast Reconstruction: A Point Counterpoint Discussion”.
by Sandra MacGregor For most women, being diagnosed with breast cancer can trigger a complex spectrum of physical and emotional reactions that go well beyond obvious health concerns. This is true because breasts are not only part of the female sexual identity but they are often inextricably linked to a woman’s very sense of self…. Continue reading >
Dr. Brown is in Boston this weekend for the annual American Society of Plastic Surgeons meeting. He’s the Chairman of the Breast Scientific Program Committee at this event. On Saturday Dr. Brown will present to the American Society of Plastic Surgical Nurses Association, “Advocacy in Surgery – Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day”. On Sunday he will… Continue reading >
Are you ready for #BRAday2015? Learn about your breast reconstruction options from plastic surgeons and see the real-life results in Willow’s Show & Tell Lounge. Find an event near you! www.bra-day.com
On October 4th, Dr. Brown ran with the plastic surgery residents in the annual CIBC Run for the Cure. Here’s a photo taken at the finish line.
Dr. Mitchell Brown (center) with family Reshaping Lives By Emily Leighton As an experienced plastic surgeon specializing in breast reconstruction surgery, Dr. Mitchell Brown, BScβ84, MDβ88, recognized the need for education and awareness about the options available to breast cancer survivors. He turned this idea into action, founding an international movement that continues to grow…. Continue reading >
We’re pleased to announce that the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery β most-respected, leading Plastic Surgery Journal β accepted Dr. Brown’s new article for publication. The subject of Dr. Brown’s work is “Managing the Secondary Breast Augmentation Patient”.Β Β
What is retinol? Retinol is a gentler form of Vitamin A which exists in four topical forms: retinol esters, retinaldahyde, retinol, and retinoic acid. Topical vitamin A is the most studied and proven skincare ingredient shown to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Why is retinol so important to a skin care routine?… Continue reading >
Dr. Brown is in Philadelphia, as the Visiting professor at the University of Pennsylvania. He gave Grand Surgical Rounds on secondary breast implant surgery, and had lunch with the Penn plastic surgery residents (pictured below).
Frequently Asked Questions What is Redensity I? Redensity I is a non-cross linked hyaluronic acid (HA) based gel that contains vitamins, minerals, amino-acids, and antioxidants designed to improve the quality of the skin. Is Redensity I a Volume Filler? No, Redensity I is not a volume filler. It is designed to be a skin revitalizer… Continue reading >
Dr. Brown is on the road again, now in the City of Lights and Glamour. He’s in Paris, teaching on strategies to minimize complications in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery.
Dr. Brown is currently at the Plastic Surgery at the Red Sea Meeting being held in Eilat, Israel. He’s an international guest faculty, lecturing on his approaches to aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery.
The most natural-looking and feeling enhancement products for lips are based on Hyaluronic Acid (or HA, as it is commonly called). HA is a sugar that is naturally created and occurring in the body. It attracts and retains water close to the skin to create the fullness you will notice after your lip treatment. HA… Continue reading >
The best enhancements are ones that are subtle enough that people you know just can’t put their finger on why you look so great, but noticeable enough to you that it boosts your confidence. Avoiding “duck lips” is directly related to the injector you choose. Lip enhancement is an art, and going to an experienced… Continue reading >
By Francine Kopun for The Toronto Star Fat might be your friend if you’re considering plastic surgery. Injecting fat doesn’t just add volume to areas like cheeks that have become hollowed out with age. Surgeons are discovering that injected fat contains stem cells that rejuvenate and regenerate the tissue over which fat is injected, says… Continue reading >
AFT stands for Autologous Fat Transfer system. It is a process for transferring large volumes of fat from one (or several) area(s) of the body to the breast.Β Autologous fat transfer may be used to assist with: Aesthetic Breast Augmentation Congenital Breast Deformity Breast Implant Removal Post Radiation Deformity Mastectomy Reconstruction Lumpectomy Reconstruction Fat has… Continue reading >
By the time she was a teenager, Kristen was bothered by how thin her lips were. After consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon, she decided to have fillers added into her lips to give her a subtle yet fuller appearance. Fillers, also known as dermal fillers and soft tissue fillers, are a type of minimally… Continue reading >
A unique and exclusive formula to restore firmness, tone and lustre to your face, neck, dΓ©colletΓ© and hands. How is Redensity I different from other injectable treatments? Redensity I is not a dermal filler. It is a compound injected directly into the dermis in order to improve the quality of the skin. Redensity I is… Continue reading >
Wednesday, October 15 is the BRA Day! We will be celebrating the fourth annual Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day founded by Dr. Mitchell Brown with the flagship event taking place at St. Michael’s College, Bathurst and St. Clair in Toronto. The event starts at 6:30 PM and will include lectures, exhibits, and the Willow Show &… Continue reading >
Dr. Brown is currently in Chicago for the annual American Society of plastic surgeons meeting where he will participate in several activities and lectures. During this 4-day event Dr. Brown will: Attend an advisory board on the future of fat transplantation in surgery; Chair the Scientific Program committee and Breast subcommittee; Present on approaches to… Continue reading >
Introducing our new skin care line Dr. Brown in collaboration with a formulator has created a new line of medical-grade skin care products that work when your skin cell turnover is at its fastest – at night. Combine our new nighttime treatment line with your body’s own healing properties when you are at rest for… Continue reading >
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