What are the common signs of complications following breast reconstruction surgery?
Dr. Fisher outlines and explains the four major signs to be aware of following reconstruction surgery. VIEW NOW
What is the cost of breast reconstruction?
Dr. Fisher explains the costs of breast reconstruction and how these expenses are typically handled through insurance coverage. VIEW NOW
What role does physical therapy play after reconstructive surgery?
Physical therapy can be beneficial after reconstructive surgery, especially for patients who undergo DIEP flap reconstruction. VIEW NOW
What is immediate reconstruction?
Dr. Fisher explains that immediate reconstruction is performed at the same time as the patient’s mastectomy, combining both procedures into one surgery. VIEW NOW
What is delayed reconstruction?
Dr. Fisher explains that delayed reconstruction involves performing the reconstructive surgery at a later date, separate from the cancer treatment, to prioritize the patient’s medical safety and healing. VIEW NOW
What if I don’t have insurance but need breast reconstruction surgery?
Dr. Fisher explains alternative options and resources available for patients without insurance who want breast reconstruction. VIEW NOW
The Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act of 1998
Dr. Fisher explains the Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act of 1998, a federal law that protects breast cancer patients by ensuring coverage for breast reconstruction surgery. VIEW NOW
What role does fat grafting play in breast reconstruction?
Dr. Fisher explains that fat grafting is an important component in reconstructive surgery of the breast and body. VIEW NOW
How do I get my breast reconstruction surgery authorized?
Dr. Fisher explains how to get insurance authorization for breast reconstruction by working with your oncologist, breast surgeon, and plastic surgeon to submit a pre-approved surgical plan. VIEW NOW
Can breast reconstruction be revised later?
Yes, reconstruction can be revised later if needed. In fact, about two-thirds of primary reconstructions require a touch-up surgery. VIEW NOW
Can I breastfeed after breast reconstruction surgery?
In most cases, breastfeeding is not possible after reconstruction surgery because the milk-producing glands are removed. If the nipple, ducts, and glands remain connected, nursing from that breast may still be possible. VIEW NOW
Are there out of pocket costs for breast reconstruction?
Yes, in some cases there are out of pocket costs for breast reconstruction. This is primarily determined by the type of insurance you have. VIEW NOW
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