Breast augmentation on TV

Jul 14

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A Florida housewife is taking a page out of the Extreme Makeover playbook.

According to a report from The Enquirer via Cincinnati.com, Candace Hatcher of Titusville, Florida was set to undergo a breast augmentation operation that will be broadcast by the television show Inside Edition, effectively allowing millions of people to see the entire procedure and its results.

According to her surgeon, the Inside Edition broadcast of the 21-year old housewife’s surgery will be featuring endoscopic breast augmentation, a relatively new procedure that is designed to minimize scarring in the patient.

The show has yet to reveal when their coverage of Hatcher’s operation will be aired.

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Mike on Apr 21

i agree that while there are a lot of obvious benefits to plastic surgery, it's still surgery, so there are also some associated risks and complications. having worked (as a writer) for a board certified plastic surgeon specializing in Long Island breast augmentation, i can say that there are many ways that patients can reduce the risks. here are two big ones:
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* following their doctor's pre- and post-operative instructions

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Anonymous on Oct 8

Aloha! I've been saying that a lot lately. You see, after leaving Hollywood, I found a job in the plastic surgery business, working with a surgeon who performs breast augmentation Hawaii. One thing we talk a lot about in our industry (see, I'm already calling plastic surgery "our" industry, and I'm not even a doctor) is that while "reality" programming can show a prospective patient the positive aspects of plastic surgery, the producers often leave out a lot of the risks, complications and recovery. Guess that side's not as entertaining. The worse part is they're not that bad. Why not show the whole story?

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