Complications following BR Reconstructive Revision post bilateral mastectomy/ reconstructive surgery (Photo)

If you want to continue using implants then perhaps you would benefit from a lift, revision of your previous reconstruction and placement of implants retro-pectoral, if they are in front of the muscle. Also, the implants can be removed and fat transfers can be done and then the implants...

Thank you for your question. Fat transfer can be extremely successful after radiotherapy and is often used to 1) provide more coverage and volume and 2) increase oxygen to the radiated tissue "providing reduced pain and other symptoms of radiation induced injury" ASAP 2021. You may benefit...

Thank you for your question. You should be able to have your reconstruction covered by insurance due to asymmetry. If you are able to go back to your surgeon who did your original reconstruction that would be best. If you are already an established patient you should be able to get in sooner...

Thank you for your inquiry. Both for reconstruction and cosmetic indications I make every effort to leave the pectorals muscle in tact and undisturbed, for the reasons you know all too well. Pocket conversion is one of the most common secondary procedures in my practice with thankfully very...

Depending on the size of the implants, your breasts will hang and you may need a simultaneous lift. the technique I recommend is explantation and lift using The Bellesoma Method. The implants are removed, your breast tissue is reshaped creating upper pole fullness, elevated higher on the chest...