After my lumpectomy I opted to do a bilateral breast reduction to even things out. I met Dr Evan Matros and knew immediately I wanted him to do my surgery. The first time I was scheduled to have my surgery I literally walked off the operating table with the IV in my hand. I said "I can't do this, I'm just not there in my head". Dr Matros took my hands and said " if you're not there, I'm not there either". That's the kind of person he is. I trusted him completely to take me from

Dr. Matros performed a revision of a breast reconstruction, and I couldn't be happier. Following a mastectomy, I had my initial reconstruction done by a well-known breast surgeon at another leading New York City medical center, and the results were not optimal. After several months of feeling distressed by my appearance, I decided to seek another opinion with Dr. Matros. While he was modest and realistic about improving upon my previous surgery, I felt optimistic that he could.

I had a prophylactic bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction due to being BRCA1 and so far I am very happy with the results. My oncology breast doctor is Dr. Kimberly Van Zee and my plastic surgeon is Dr. Evan Matros. I was surprisingly happy when I saw the results for the first time. Dr. Matros put in 350cc's in each breast and they looked so good! I still have to go for my fills and have the drains removed but all in all other then the pain I am excited to see my final results.

Hello reader and potential or previous plastic surgery client!! :) Today is my Presurgical Testing day. I've been left and right on this site looking around gaining insight and am thoroughly convinced this is the correct course of action. I thought breasts were supposed to stop growing at a certain point. Well, I thought wrong. I was a D cup in high school and over the course of 10 years have gradually grown to a J. I am in a constant state of pain. I will put on a bra and no