The Body Beautiful Surgeon

Breast Augmentation Surgery – What Will I Look Like?

For many breast augmentation patients, the 64 million dollar question is “What will my breasts look like the first time I see them after surgery?” Boston Breast Augmentation expert, Richard A. Moss M.D., hears this question all the time. “And even if I don’t hear it, I make sure any breast implant patient is given the answer at both her consultation and her pre-operative visit,” Dr. Moss emphatically states.

“There’s something new in the neighborhood!” It’s called breast MRI. Dr. Richard A. Moss, Boston Breast Augmentation specialist comments, “We are fortunate to have equipment as sophisticated and state of the art, as we are going to have at Quincy Medical Center. Instead of travelling to Boston or Brockton, our patients will be able to conveniently have these tests close to home.”

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) uses magnets and radio waves instead of x-rays to produce very detailed, cross-sectional images of the body. This technology incorporates the use of computer software that processes the signals to generate these images, each of which shows a thin slice of the body. MRI studies do not expose patients to x-ray radiation.