Dr. Terry Dubrow Tries to Rescue a Black Hawk Crew Chief's MIA Breast on Botched
"One day I'm at the unit, I'm walking out of the flight line and I go to open the helicopter door and I'm just too weak to open it. So I drive myself to the doctor and I'm about to pass out," Tanya recalled."And so they come and grab me. My blood pressure was almost non-existent. And that's the last thing that I remember.""They ended up having to take 70 percent of my muscle because the left breast was severely infected," she said.
"Tanya has one of the most difficult things to fix in all of breast surgery, which is the attachment of the breast tissue to the chest wall," Dr. Dubrow explained to the cameras."It's made even that much more difficult by the fact that she's lost the muscle and a lot of that breast tissue in that area. It actually may not be fixable."Despite initially being intimidated by the case, Dr.
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