Journal
Reading material.
Plain-language articles for people thinking about breast surgery. General education, not medical advice.
Breast Augmentation vs. Breast Lift
Adding volume and changing position are different goals, and knowing which is which makes a consultation far easier.
Recovery · 5 minWhat to Expect After a Breast Reduction
A realistic, week-by-week look at recovery, so there are fewer surprises after surgery.
Compare · 5 minBreast Implants vs. Fat Transfer
Two ways to add fullness, with different strengths, limits, and trade-offs worth understanding.
Scars · 5 minUnderstanding Breast Surgery Scars
Every breast operation leaves a scar; here is how they form, where they go, and what may help them heal well.
Planning · 5 minQuestions to Ask at Your Breast Surgery Consultation
A practical checklist so you leave your consultation informed, not overwhelmed.
Revision · 5 minWhen Patients Consider Breast Implant Revision
Implants are not lifetime devices, and there are many valid reasons people choose to change, replace, or remove them.
Screening · 6 minBreast Implant Screening by Ultrasound
Silicone implants should be checked on a schedule. Dr. Jaberi performs the ultrasound himself, and you do not need to have had your surgery with him.
Corrections · 5 minAnimation Deformity: What It Is and How It Is Corrected
When the implant moves or the breast distorts as your chest muscle flexes, the cause is usually the plane the implant sits in.
Corrections · 5 minBreast Implant Malposition: Causes and Correction
Implants that sit too low, too far to the side, too high or too close together can often be repositioned.
Corrections · 5 minDouble Bubble Deformity: What It Is and How to Correct It
A second crease or bubble where the implant and the breast tissue no longer sit together.
Corrections · 6 minTubular Breasts: What They Are and How They Are Corrected
A breast shape with a narrow base and a constricted lower pole. It is a variation, not a fault, and it can be improved.
Reconstruction · 6 minBreast Cancer Reconstruction: Combined Cases at Queensway Carleton Hospital
Reconstruction planned together with your general surgeon, so the cancer operation and the rebuilding are one coordinated plan.
Combined surgery · 6 minMommy Makeover: Adding Abdominal Surgery to Breast Surgery
Combining breasts with a tummy tuck can make sense, but it changes the safety and recovery picture. Here is what to consider.
Combined surgery · 5 minLateral Chest Wall Contouring and Liposuction With Breast Surgery
The tissue beside the breast, the side boob and the bra roll, shapes how the breast looks. Treating it can make breast surgery look finished.
Combined surgery · 5 minBreasts and Arms in One Stage After Weight Loss
After major weight loss, the breasts and the upper arms often carry the most loose skin. Treating both together can be efficient, with limits.
Planning · 5 minOzempic, Weight Loss and Breast Deflation
Fast weight loss from GLP-1 medications can leave the breasts emptier and looser. What it means and what can be done.
Reconstruction · 5 minNipple Reconstruction: Options and What to Expect
The final step of rebuilding the breast after mastectomy, using local tissue, tattooing, or both.
Technique · 5 minFull-Thickness Nipple Graft: Why It Is Used and Why It Is Avoided
Dr. Jaberi keeps the nipple attached to its own blood supply whenever it is safe. A free nipple graft is for the cases that truly need it.
Recovery · 6 minPost-Operative Instructions After Breast Surgery
General guidance for the first weeks at home. Your written instructions from Dr. Jaberi always take priority.
Recovery · 5 minScar Care After Breast Surgery
What helps scars mature well, what does not, and how long it takes.
Trends · 6 minBreast Preservation: Protecting the Natural Breast Ligaments
A tissue-preserving approach to augmentation aims to stretch the natural breast support structures rather than cut through them.
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