AAMG Plastic Surgery is unique in that it offers patients several innovative breast reconstruction options, including tissue expansion with Aeroform AirXpanders, pre pectoral implants, and microvascular deep inferior epigastric perforator flap (DIEP) procedures. 3D nipple tattooing is part of this comprehensive list.
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Michelle Hutchison is a breast cancer survivor. After finding a lump in her breast during a routine self-exam, Michelle was diagnosed with stage II…
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Getting breast implants after a mastectomy is an emotional process. Preparing your body for the implants can also be an arduous task. It can…
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If you have or have had breast cancer, you may want to know if there are things you can do that may lower your…
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According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), women and men are encouraged to start regular colon cancer screenings at age 45. “You never really think you’re going to get cancer, unless you have a family history of it,” Brian says. “It’s never too early to get screened. Colon cancer is one of the cancers you can beat if it’s detected early. There is no reason to not get screened earlier.”
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Early cancers of the ovaries often cause no symptoms and only about 20 percent of ovarian cancers are found at an early stage. Paying attention to a few potential warning signs and symptoms may improve the odds of early diagnosis and successful treatment.
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The use of tobacco can often lead to nicotine dependence and other resulting health problems. If you have made the decision to quit smoking, that’s a first step! But you should be aware of a few common misconceptions and tips to help you along your journey to a tobacco free life.
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Kimberly Collins lives in southern Maryland, about two hours away from Anne Arundel Medical Center. Yet she still traveled to AAMC to get a…
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Cancer and pregnancy. Two words many people would not put in the same sentence. But with a growing number of cancer survivors still in…
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This year, National Cancer Survivor’s Day is celebrated on June 3. This is a day that recognizes cancer survivors and their loved ones. AAMC Nurse Navigator Jacqueline Shanahan shares a few tips to keep in mind along the journey of cancer.
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