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Matthew J. Carty, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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So lucky to be under Dr. Carty's care !
Dr Carty and his staff are amazing . Truly care about their patients and made my reconstruction process after masectomy so easy to deal with. He is a perfectionist and I am so lucky to be under his care. Not only is he talented in his field but he is so caring and comforting during the whole process.
Hello Realself Sisters, First I want to thank all of you for sharing your experiences and personal journeys. I cannot begin to tell you how much you have meant to me these past few months. Your stories have helped me think through my options and more than anything, you have given me the courage to do what I have been wanting to do for 15 years but have been too insecure and afraid to do--remove my implants and NOT replace them :-) In a nutshell: --51 years old, active and healthy --Breast
In 2011, I had a mass removed that was precancerous from my right breast. My mother and sister had each had breast cancer twice. I was tempted at that time to do bilateral mastectomy as a preventative measure. I went to see a local plastic surgeon who showed me after pictures that horrified me. I continued with mammograms every 6 months, then got switched to MRI surveillance. I asked to be changed back to mammogram this year. In February, calcifications were seen on both sides.