Short YouTube video (a #short) featuring Robert Whitfield MD in conversation with a patient describing explant surgery experience. The clip emphasizes patient support (peer presence during surgery), multidisciplinary perioperative care (hyperbaric chamber, lymphatic massage, red light therapy, "human regenerator"), and pre-surgery protocols to prepare the body. Tone is reassuring and patient-centered.
My hand was being held by someone who had explant surgery with you.
I can talk to them. They've had it done.
Yes.
Dr. Whitfield just does the surgery, but then all the. All the folks we have in the office that, you know, get in and out of the hyperbaric chamber or get you on and off the human regenerator, in and out of the lymphatic massage devices or red light or whatever we're doing, typically, you know, they have firsthand experience or can go grab one of the team who does, if you have a question.
Correct. Yes. And I think that's also very important. I'll never forget also going into surgery while you guys were wheeling me in, my hand was being held by someone who had an explant surgery with you. And, you know, you just go in with that peace of mind. And, I mean, I knew I was in great hands just from our. My initial consultation. There was no needing to think about it. That same day, we scheduled an appointment, and we were ready to go. And I know. I want to say I booked appointment a month or two in advance, and you put me on the proper protocol leading into the explant to get my body ready for it, and.
