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What they don't 'last a lifetime'? ;-)

> New procedure uses less than 1 cm. incision to install

> implants! I wonder how big the incision will be to

> remove them?

> - Rogene

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>

> Press Release Source: Sayeg Plastic Surgery Center

>

> Revolutionary Breast Augmentation Procedure 'PEBAM,'

> Offered by Sayeg Plastic Surgery Center, Drastically

> Reduces Scaring

>

> Wednesday September 7, 8:00 am ET

> Minimally Invasive Procedure Requires Less Than 1

> Centimeter Incision

>

> TROY, Mich., Sept. 7, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Michigan

> based plastic surgeon Dr. Ayoub Sayeg, announced his

> new cutting-edge procedure which will redefine the

> future of breast implant surgery. The procedure known

> as PEBAM is patent pending and is an acronym, which

> stands for Percutaneous, Endoscopic, Bilateral,

> Augmentation, Mammaplasty.

>

>

> In a move that revolutionizes breast implant surgery,

> Dr. Sayeg has merged endoscopy and minimally invasive

> surgery to redefine the entire procedure, leaving the

> patient with virtually minimal scars. The procedure

> involves making a mini-incision and creating and

> molding a pocket, into which he inserts a deflated

> saline breast implant. The desired amount of saline is

> inflated into the implant through tiny tubes.

>

> After the filling is complete and the tubes removed,

> Dr. Sayeg closes the incision, which is done with an

> absorbable suture. Following closure of the incision,

> drains are not needed, and healing progresses quickly.

> The resultant scar is normally less than one

> centimeter in length, which heals very well, and with

> the additional therapy of a silicone-based covering,

> is virtually unnoticeable.

>

> Of particular note with this surgery are (1) the

> incisions are one-third of an inch, not the usual

> three centimeters (more than one inch); (2) the

> smaller the incision, the quicker the healing and the

> less the tension; (3) placement of the incision under

> the breast or in the axilla instead of through the

> belly button allows a smaller scar in less visible

> positions on the body; and (4) placement of the saline

> implant under the muscle, allowing the most optimal

> cosmetic effect.

>

> ``With PEBAM, making a tiny incision 1 centimeter in

> length and placing the implant under the breast

> muscle, a patient can now receive breast implants with

> minimal scarring,'' said Dr. Ayoub Sayeg, Director of

> the Sayeg Plastic Surgery Center in Troy, Michigan.

>

> A well respected plastic surgeon in Michigan since

> 2002, Dr. Sayeg received his medical degree from the

> University of Toronto and completed his general

> surgery residency at Washington Hospital Center,

> Washington, D. C. and plastic surgery residency at

> Wayne State University in Detroit. As part of his

> training at Wayne State University, Dr. Sayeg

> completed cosmetics training at the prestigious

> Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital. From

> 2000-2001, he participated in a fellowship in

> aesthetic, breast, and reconstructive surgery at the

> Charlotte Plastic Surgery Center in North Carolina

> with some of the most prominent endoscopic and breast

> surgeons.

>

> The Sayeg Plastic Surgery Center offers a wide range

> of plastic surgery procedures and cosmetic treatments,

> including Dr. Sayeg's new PEBAM procedure.

>

> For more information contact Warren at

> 248-348-7555 or 313-999-6000. Email:

> warrend@d...

>

> The Sayeg Plastic Surgery Center logo is available at:

> http://www.primezone.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=1851

>

> The PEBAM logo is available at:

> http://www.primezone.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=1852

>

>

>

> Contact:

> Communications, L.L.C.

> Warren

> (313) 999-6000

> ------------------------------------------------------

> Source: Sayeg Plastic Surgery Center

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