Breast Modifications and Mammograms
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Learn about what mammograms are like after breast modification, how often to get them and how modifications affect the mammogram process.
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Raising Awareness for Lipedema
Learn more about lipedema with answers to frequently asked questions about the chronic illness through Dr. Omar Beidas’ insights in his own words.
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What to Know About Reconstructive Surgery Revisions
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How to Pack a “Go Bag” for the Emergency Room
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