Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer diagnosed in women and the second leading cause of death for women today. Over 1 million women world-wide will suffer with breast cancer alone this year.

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Symptoms | Reduce The Risks | Self Exam Check | Types | Myths | Treatment

Breast Surgery

If for whatever reason you are considering breast surgery whether it be breast enhancement, breast reduction, nipple surgery or a breast lift, there are important questions you will need to ask your doctor or specialist and yourself. Be prepared!

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Augmentation | Breast Lift | Lift Vs Augmentation | Enhancement | Implants | Reduction

Breast Feeding

For centuries, women exclusively breast fed their babies for several years, up through toddler age. However, as the twentieth century progressed with all the technological changes and time being consumed by other matters, breast feeding started losing favor to the more convenient bottle of formula!

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Feeding Myths | Using Breast Milk Pumps

Nipple Surgery

Nipple surgery is a subject that isn't freely talked about by many people, but it is more common than you may expect. The reasons for having nipple surgery vary but the most common reasons are because of having inverted nipples which can cause functional and emotional issues for women that have them, and nipple surgery is also done for women who want to cut down the size of their nipples.

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Nipple Discharge

Big Breasts

While there are many women who would ideally love to have bigger breasts and indeed many men who would also love their partners to have bigger breasts, for some women however, large breasts are nothing but a pain in the neck... literally.

Small Breasts

It says a lot about today's society when women are more obsessed with their breast size than men, resulting in a boom in push up bra sales and breast enhancement surgery. But does size really matter?

Breast Pain

Breast pain, otherwise known as mastalgia, is the single biggest form of breast complaint in women, affecting up to 70% at various points of their lives. There are two types of mastalgia; cyclical (comes and goes with monthly periods) and non-cyclical (not related with the menstrual cycle).