May 8, 2008 - Reports from Dallas describe a new procedure that allows patients to stay awake during breast implant surgery.

Dallas cosmetic surgeon Dr. Robert True describes how tumescent fluid, normally used for liposuction procedures, is used to provide the anesthetic for this innovative new breast implant technique.

CBS 11 News in Dallas followed the patient through her surgery for the report, saying that she felt a “little pinch” and watching through her entire surgery.

Because anesthesia is not required for this procedure, it may cost less than traditional breast implant surgery, but may not be right for everyone.

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Known as the “gummy bear implants,” these silicone breast implants are made from a cohesive gel that bears a texture similar to that of a gummy bear. When a silicone implant is ruptured or damaged, the consistency of the gel does not leak out of the exterior membrane of the breast implant.

Silicone implants of any kind cannot be placed through the TUBA (transumbilical) method because of the way they are constructed. They can be placed through incisions in the armpit, underneath the breast, or through the areola, although the areola method is more difficult if the size of the areola is small.

Patients with silicone breast implants love them for the way they feel and have reacted quite favorably to their natural appearance. Silicone breast implants are completely safe and are FDA approved.

Fox News reported in February of 2007 that women in the UK may soon be able to undergo a breast augmentation using stem cells and fat from a woman’s own body.

This technique, pioneered in Japan, causes the stem cells to enable the fat located in the breast tissue to grow their own blood supply and become a part of the breast.

Stem cells have the potential to change into any cells in the body, and are found most often in the fat cells. According to this Fox News report, doctors in the UK find the technique “appealing” and are enthusiastic about further testing and clinical trials.

The stem cell procedure may also be used for breast reconstruction following mastectomy. The treatment relies on a scientific process developed by the California company Cytori - which has mechanized the process for extracting and concentrating stem cells from adipose tissue.

In this video, Boston Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Fouad Samaha discusses a frequently asked question asked of him by his patients. Do silicone breast implants cause cancer? This instructional video is for the benefit of those patients who are considering breast augmentation in the Boston Massachusetts area.

In this video, Dr. Samaha discusses breast augmentation and the affects it can have on breast feeding. Dr. Samaha specializes in breast augmentation in the Boston Massachusetts area. Dr. Samaha would be happy to discuss the benefits and limitations to breast augmentation with you. To schedule your consultation contact Boston Plastic Surgery today at (617) 786-7600.

In this video, Dr. Samaha discusses what the differences are between silicone gel and saline filled breast implants. He also discusses how each type will affect a woman’s breast augmentation outcome.

In this video, Dr. Samaha discusses the question of how weight gain affects breast augmentation.

Boston Plastic Surgery is proud to announce that we have moved to our new office in Quincy, MA, located at

2300 Crown Colony Drive, Suite 101

We are looking forward to welcoming you to our new Surgical Suite and Skin Wellness Center! We will be happy to answer any questions you may have about the services we provide and would love to give you a tour of our new space.

*Please don’t hesitate to call our office at (617) 786-7600 and schedule a time that is more convenient for you.*

Dr. Fouad J. Samaha, is a board certified plastic surgeon with over 15 years experience in breast augmentation, liposuction, and other body-contouring procedures. He and his talented, caring staff are well-known for the personal bond they create with their patients, delivering a level of service that has earned them outstanding patient loyalty and a practice almost solely dependent on referrals.

Plastic Surgery has become a popular method to safely change imperfections in our physical appearance. Last year alone, nearly 11 million people underwent plastic surgery in the United States. The most popular procedure was breast augmentation.

Now that silicone implants are back on the market, women desiring larger, fuller breasts have two decisions to make. The first - is whether to undergo breast augmentation surgery. The second - is whether to have silicone or saline implants.

Many women are choosing silicone over saline because they want a softer implant and desire a more natural look as opposed to the rounder appearance of a saline implant. Some women do prefer the saline over the silicone and vice versa. For women with little or no breast tissue, silicone is almost always essential, but as always, the decision weighs in large part on personal preference. It is most important, when deciding saline versus silicone, to talk to your doctor extensively and consider the pros and cons of each type of implant.

Over a million women around the world have chosen silicone implants now the same choice is available in the United States. A few weeks ago the FDA approved the use of silicone implants for breast augmentation. Dr. Samaha has been an investigator in the clinical studies of both Mentor and McGann’s silicone implants for many years. We have had access to the use of silicone on any patient requiring reconstruction now we are able to use the silicone implants for any patient over the age of 22 requesting breast augmentation. Dr. Samaha has a great deal of experience and expertise using the newly approved implants. This week we began using silicone implants on patients for breast augmentation and the results have been amazing and the patients have been thrilled. To find out more about silicone implants please contact our office for a free consultation.