Can I remove fibroadenomas and have reconstruction with implants at the same time?

Thank you for your question. You have an excellent overall appearance! I see what you are talking about. Yes, it could definitely be the Strattice, but I would not ignore this. I'd definitely suggest having your PS take a look. Potentially, he/she could release some of that scar tissue, maybe...

I'm sorry you are battling problems after your breast cancer surgery. There may be some options to improve this. They have to be weighed against the risks and what the surgeon realistically thinks he/she can reliably make better for you. It depends on many, many factors to be considered. I'd...

Dear aliasa, Thank you for your question and the accompanying photographs.  I agree that there are some asymmetries between the two breast mounds.  In my practice if I have a situation in which a tissue expander has shifted or is demonstrating asymmetric expansion, I will consider...

Thanks for the great question.When reconstructing one side there is almost always considerable asymmetry during the expansion phase. Since there is another surgery to remove the expander and place a more "permanent" implant we have an opportunity to adjust most asymmetries. However, your left...

Dear kyliegr,I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment. Only after thorough examination you can get proper recommendations and advice.Daniel Barrett, ...

There can be a number of reasons why your reconstructed breast is smaller and without knowing your full history (previous radiation? size of your breasts prior to surgery? health of the breast skin after mastectomy? type of mastectomy, etc) I would be guessing. What I can offer are possible...