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Welcome back to Part 2, a private pass with me, Liv Fentley, and my glorious guest this week, which is Dr. Dan Mark.

Would you recommend people wear bras or is it fine to not wear a bra if you don't need to? Waring a bra, so particularly post-op or at any time. I'm actually asking for myself because I fucking hate wearing one. Yeah, but I don't know who it offends people. So I think if you hate wearing a bra, that's fine. But I'm not going to get saggier boobs from not wearing one. You probably will. Yeah. Excuse me, would you put my bra? But even if really, yeah, because if you think about it, what a bra does supports everything. Yeah. You know, and over time, gravity will stretch everything out, you know, even if you don't have large breasts, the skin will change. Well, I'll be quitting, smoking coming to you. What puts you at high risk of potentially getting breast cancer? There's lots we don't understand about breast cancer.

You know, the biggest thing is genetics. So obviously if you have a strong family history of breast cancer, that puts you at higher risk. Generally the rule is if you have two female relatives

on your female side who've had breast cancer, you are at significantly increased risk.

We don't know what, like, if lifestyle changes and things like that, that increases your

risk of breast cancer, there's lots of things you'll read about.

And certainly breast implants themselves have never been shown to increase the risk of breast

cancer.

There was a lot of discussion whether having fat transfer to the breast increase the risk of breast

cancer.

So with fat transfer, it's different, obviously, to filler. If I was to have it, so I could get fat transferred from somewhere else just into my business. Yeah, so fat transfers... Is that dangerous? No. Fat transfer is great if you want kind of half a cup size breast increase. Oh, now we're talking. How much does that cost? So you've got to having having a fat to transfer. That's the thing. So you have to have quite a... The inner thigh. You've got to take a reasonable amount. And also you've got to have quite a tight breast envelope to put it in. So it works really well on top of breast implants. So I do a hybrid combination breast augmentation. So where we'll put us a modest breast implant

it's not heavy and then we put some fats into to create a custom cleavage or bring the cleavage

across yeah fill the breast at the top that's when it works best because you've got a nice

tight place to put the fat and where else does one get fat injected to on their bodies everywhere

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