Sandy Roy – Surgical Scrub Tech.
Sandy has been a surgical scrub tech. for 40 years. She is a retired LPN and previously worked at Opelousas General for 15 years and at PPSH for 8 years.
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Breast Implant Illness (B.I.I.)
The emergence of a group of symptoms associated with breast implants was first described in Japan in 1964(1). These systemic symptoms are now collectively called Breast Implant Illness (B.I.I.). It is speculated that a nonspecific agent (breast implants) causes an increase in either the cellular or hormonal immune system. Autoimmune symptoms include chronic fatigue, pain…
Read MoreHow to Take Care of Yourself after a Facelift
The delicate skin of the face is often the first to show signs of sun exposure, gravity, collagen loss and other causes of facial aging. A facelift (rhytidectomy) is one of the most comprehensive and effective treatments to address these concerns. If you are considering facelift surgery with Dr. Odinet, you are likely curious to…
Read MoreHerbal & Dietary Supplements: A Problem for Patients and Plastic Surgeons
Over 60% of Americans consume herbal supplements, teas, and dietary supplements to fortify their health. Just because supplements are marketed as “Natural” or “Organic” does not mean they are safe especially for the surgical patient. Because many of these supplements are not regulated by the Food & Drug Administration, their accessibility and misleading labels often…
Read MoreWhat Are The Current Trends In Breast Augmentation?
Considering breast augmentation to achieve a fuller bust line? You are not alone. Despite the growing interest in minimally invasive and noninvasive treatments, breast augmentation is consistently one of the most popular cosmetic surgeries each year. In fact, according to the annual report released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, breast augmentation was the…
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