Breast reconstruction is the re-creation of a woman’s breast through surgery, either with an implant or her body’s own tissue. This procedure can be done at the time of mastectomy (surgical removal of the breast) or delayed until the patient is medically and/or psychologically ready.
We are experienced in a series of involved operations to rebuild the breast mound and recreate the nipple. We employ several distinct breast reconstruction methods including: tissue expansion/implant based, pedicled TRAM flap, latissimus flap, free TRAM flap, DIEP flap, non-abdominal free flap; nipple/areola reconstruction and nipple/areola sparing mastectomy
Our goal as plastic reconstructive surgeons is always to give a woman back what was taken away with her breast cancer diagnosis, to make her feel whole again, and to support her through the entire process.
