Anne Taylor, MD: Aesthetica Surgery & Spa
4845 Knightsbridge Boulevard Suite 230
Columbus, OH 43214
Phone: (614) 569-2649
Monday–Wednesday: 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Thursday: 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
In a previous blog, I introduced the topic of implant inversion or flipping. At the time, this was a completely unheard-of complication for me, so I wrote the blog to help explain it to my patients. Now that a few years have passed, and I have continued to specialize in both primary breast augmentation and breast augmentation revisions, this topic continues to come up. …
Breast augmentation with implants is one of the most satisfying and safe procedures in plastic surgery. Patients enjoy predictable results and a boost in confidence with their desired cup size. But occasionally, the wheels fall off when a complication called capsular contracture, or "cap-con", develops. This is rare, but when it happens, it can create …
Breast augmentation is the operation I have done the most over the 28 years I have been in practice. When I first started practice in the '90s, I did saline implants—that was all that was available. Then, beginning in 2000, I was one of the surgeons doing silicone gel implants under the guidelines of the …
If you’re considering breast augmentation revision surgery to replace implants or address complications from a previous surgery, you likely have many questions. One concern that probably tops your list is how much does breast augmentation revision cost. Keep reading to find out what to expect and how much to budget for your procedure. Why Breast …
Breast Augmentation surgery is typically an extremely satisfying procedure for my patients—and for me as your surgeon! Most of my breast augmentation patients have a smooth aesthetic journey, and their final results are precisely what they were hoping for—be it returning to their previous size and contour or achieving a new, larger “wish pic” size. …
After 25+ years in practice, it's not often that something comes up that is totally new and surprising. But this occurred recently when my breast augmentation patients started reporting they were having their breast implants FLIP! This phenomenon, known as breast implant inversion, is indeed real, and we're exploring how to address it below. What …
The last thing you are thinking about after getting a breast augmentation, is doing it again—or what we call a breast augmentation revision. Sometimes it is necessary to treat a complication like bleeding or capsular contracture, or maybe it is just time to upgrade to a newer type of implant or to change sizes. But …