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Fireworks, hands and high stakes: A plastic surgeon explains the injuries seen every Fourth of July A plastic surgeon's words of caution, after years of treating fireworks damage in the ER

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By Elizabeth Siegel
| Plastic Surgery News Verified
Going to barbecues, cheering for parades, wearing red, white and blue – Fourth of July traditions are time-honored and as American as apple pie. We'll take a slice of that on the holiday, too. But while fireworks are a beloved part of the weekend, it's best to leave them to the city or town displays. Many people may not realize just how many people are injured by igniting fireworks in the backyard each year.
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What to expect as a scar heals following plastic surgery The scar maturation process can take six months to a year, and there are ways plastic surgeons and patients can help the healing along.

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By Elizabeth Siegel
| Plastic Surgery News Verified
Will I have a scar? What will it look like? These are some of the most common questions anyone considering plastic surgery may have. The first thing to know is that plastic surgeons do everything they can to hide incisions in natural creases of the body. "Our focus is on camouflaging scars, strategically placing them in areas that match normal lines – a lot of people have a crease right in front of their ear, and we can put [a facelift incision] right in it," said David Shafer, MD, FACS.
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This is what it's like to have breast reconstruction following a risk-reducing mastectomy Plastic surgeons explain what breast reconstruction options entail, and one patient shares her experience with DIEP flap breast reconstruction.

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By Elizabeth Siegel
| Plastic Surgery News Verified
"My grandfather passed away from cancer from BRCA2 when I was 17 – as I got older, the reality of cancer seemed more real, and I decided to find out what my options were if I had [the] BRCA2 [variant], as well," said 27-year-old Cailynn Madigan.
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