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Dr. Cook’s Blog Posts

How Breast Augmentation affects the nipple and areola

Breast augmentation may have significant effects on the nipple and the areola, the colored zone that surrounds the nipple, so it is important that you discuss these issues with your surgeon in order to avoid unintended consequences. 

Breast Augmentation in Athletes: Pectoral Muscle Function and Implant Location Part 2

There are a few special sports where it may make sense to consider placing the implant in the subglandular plane, a space that can be developed beneath the undersurface of the breast and above the pectoral muscle.

Why the base of the breast is important in breast implant surgery

As a rule the best results in aesthetic plastic surgery occur when the surgeon respects and builds upon the natural structure of the body. Radical changes often lead to results that at least to my eye look overly “surgical.” I feel I have done my best for a patient when her friends tell her, “you look great” rather than “oh, what nice surgery you had.” This is particularly true when it comes to breast augmentation surgery.

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