Cosmetic Surgeon, Dr Goldman, has devised a creative way of teaching women the ins and outs of breast augmentation.
One Perth-based cosmetic surgeon has found an approachable way to help make the decision-making process for women interested in breast augmentation easier. Straying away from the overly clinical, Dr Goldman‘s informative infographic gives an easy-to-grasp, yet honest, look at the procedure.
“There is a growing trend for undergoing breast augmentation surgery and it was actually the most popular form of cosmetic surgery in the United States in 2014,” says Dr Goldman. “Access to the procedure [is relatively easy, but] the fact that breast augmentation surgery could probably be classed as commonplace these days, does not mean that you shouldn’t take plenty of time to consider your reasons why you want to have the work done.”
With over three decades as a cosmetic surgeon, Dr Robert Goldman B.Sc (hons), MB.Ch.B, F.R.A.C.S. has been a Bachelor of Surgery since 1982 and was awarded the fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 1997. Specialising in breast surgery, Dr Goldman is well-placed to answer questions about the procedure.
Women who click on Dr Robert Goldman’s website can view an in-depth graphic outlining the considerations a woman should take into account before going under the knife – no matter how skilled the surgeon. The infographic touches on issues such as how to deal with pain, what a woman can and can’t do post-operation, and why some patients experience “boob job blues”.
“One of the fundamental points that Dr Goldman is keen to stress is that finding the right surgeon and being totally happy with their competency as well as their post-operative and aftercare is a key decision and hugely important when you consider what is involved,” says a spokesperson for Dr Goldman.
Also talked about on the site is the fact that breast implants do not last forever; a common misconception amongst the public. “If you have a breast implant, it is not created or designed to last forever and there are often replacement timeframes, so committing to the surgery in the first place is not a one-time [procedure],” says Dr Goldman.
This is a very no holds barred approach, which will no doubt resonate with clients after insight into what breast augmentation surgery involves as well as the practical and emotional issues associated with cosmetic surgery so that “women are fully prepared for what lies ahead when they decide to have the work done,” says Dr Goldman.
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