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Post-Operative Right Breast and Nipple Reconstruction, with balancing Left Breast reduction following Right Breast Mastectomy

Post-Operative Right Breast and Nipple Reconstruction, with balancing Left Breast reduction following Right Breast Mastectomy

Post-Operative Right Breast and Nipple Reconstruction, with balancing Left Breast reduction following Right Breast Mastectomy

Pre-Operative Right Breast Mastectomy with radiation

Ptotic Left Breast

6 weeks Post-Operative Right Latis and Breast Implant

Balancing Left Breast with Breast Lift and Reduction

12 weeks Post-Operative Right Breast Latis & Implant, and Left Breast Lift & Reduction

Permanent Silicone Implant on Right Breast prior to Nipple Reconstruction

Breast Reconstruction with a Latissimus Doris musculocutaneous flap. This is used for patients who have had radiation after a breast mastectomy and require additional tissue to reconstruct the breast mound.

An immediate reconstruction was done on the Left Breast following a prophylactic skin sparing mastectomy.

Breast Reconstruction with a Latissimus Doris musculocutaneous flap. This is used for patients who have had radiation after a breast mastectomy and require additional tissue to reconstruct the breast mound.

An immediate reconstruction was done on the Left Breast following a prophylactic skin sparing mastectomy.

Breast Reconstruction with a Latissimus Doris musculocutaneous flap. This is used for patients who have had radiation after a breast mastectomy and require additional tissue to reconstruct the breast mound.

An immediate reconstruction was done on the Left Breast following a prophylactic skin sparing mastectomy.

Scar left on the back following Breast Reconstruction with a Latissimus Doris musculocutaneous flap. This is used for patients who have had radiation after a breast mastectomy and require additional tissue to reconstruct the breast mound.

An immediate reconstruction was done at the same operation as the mastectomy.

Same Patient, Post-Operative, following Bilateral Nipple and Areola Reconstruction following Mastectomy.

NO Tattooing was used.

On Left, a Tram Flap (tummy tuck tissue transferred to the chest to create a breast) for reconstruction following breast cancer.

Severe radiation scarring in the armpit restricted the patient’s arm and shoulder movements. The scar was removed and the shoulder released surgically followed by a Latissimus dorsi flap to reconstruct the axilla.

On Right Breast, a balancing Breast Reduction was done.

On Left, a Tram Flap (tummy tuck tissue transferred to the chest to create a breast) for reconstruction following breast cancer.

Severe radiation scarring in the armpit restricted the patient’s arm and shoulder movements. The scar was removed and the shoulder released surgically followed by a Latissimus dorsi flap to reconstruct the axilla.

On Right Breast, a balancing Breast Reduction was done.

On Left, a Tram Flap (tummy tuck tissue transferred to the chest to create a breast) for reconstruction following breast cancer.

Severe radiation scarring in the armpit restricted the patient’s arm and shoulder movements. The scar was removed and the shoulder released surgically followed by a Latissimus dorsi flap to reconstruct the axilla.

On Right Breast, a balancing Breast Reduction was done.

A Tram Flap (tummy tuck tissue transferred to the chest to create a breast) for reconstruction following breast cancer.

Tissue for the TRAM is taken from the lower abdomen - like a tummy tuck.

Severe radiation scarring in the armpit restricted the patient’s arm and shoulder movements. The scar was removed and the shoulder released surgically followed by a Latissimus dorsi flap to reconstruct the axilla.

Back scar is from the Latissimus Dorsi Flap on the Left Breast.

Post Operative Left Breast Reconstruction (Latissimus Doris Musculocutaneous Flap) with Nipple Tattoo

Balancing Right Breast with Breast Reduction

Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast Cancer

Patient’s left breast was previously reconstructed following a left breast mastectomy, radiation, and a latissimus flap. The nipple was then reconstructed.

Years later, the patient developed cancer in the right breast. She had a mastectomy with immediate reconstruction.

*Nipple reconstruction is completed 3 months following the mound reconstruction only after satisfactory symmetry is achieved.

Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast Cancer

Patient’s left breast was previously reconstructed following a left breast mastectomy, radiation, and a latissimus flap. The nipple was then reconstructed.

Years later, the patient developed cancer in the right breast. She had a mastectomy with immediate reconstruction.

*Nipple reconstruction is completed 3 months following the mound reconstruction only after satisfactory symmetry is achieved.

Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast Cancer

Patient’s left breast was previously reconstructed following a left breast mastectomy, radiation, and a latissimus flap. The nipple was then reconstructed.

Years later, the patient developed cancer in the right breast. She had a mastectomy with immediate reconstruction.

*Nipple reconstruction is completed 3 months following the mound reconstruction only after satisfactory symmetry is achieved.

Breast Cancer patient

Pre-Operative Frontal and Lateral Views of patient who is BRACA positive.

Patient G had Bilateral Prophylactic skin sparing mastectomies, and later, a Bilateral Breast mound, nipple, and areolar reconstruction.

Breast Cancer patient

Pre-Operative Frontal and Lateral Views of patient who is BRACA positive.

Patient G had Bilateral Prophylactic skin sparing mastectomies, and later, a Bilateral Breast mound, nipple, and areolar reconstruction.

Breast Cancer patient

Pre-Operative Frontal and Lateral Views of patient who is BRACA positive.

Patient G had Bilateral Prophylactic skin sparing mastectomies, and later, a Bilateral Breast mound, nipple, and areolar reconstruction.

Breast Cancer patient

Post-Operative Frontal and Lateral Views of patient who is BRACA positive.

Patient G had Bilateral Prophylactic skin sparing mastectomies, and later, a Bilateral Breast mound, nipple, and areolar reconstruction.

Breast Cancer patient

Post-Operative Frontal and Lateral Views of patient who is BRACA positive.

Patient G had Bilateral Prophylactic skin sparing mastectomies, and later, a Bilateral Breast mound, nipple, and areolar reconstruction.

Breast Cancer patient

Post-Operative Frontal and Lateral Views of patient who is BRACA positive.

Patient G had Bilateral Prophylactic skin sparing mastectomies, and later, a Bilateral Breast mound, nipple, and areolar reconstruction.

Archived Image

Right breast cancer patient, treated with a segmental resection of the outer part of the breast, followed by radiation.

This is an image of the resulting deformity prior to breast reconstruction.

Archived Image

Right breast cancer patient, treated with a segmental resection of the outer part of the breast, followed by radiation.

This is an image of the resulting deformity prior to breast reconstruction.

6 month post- operative Left breast and nipple reconstruction following breast cancer.

Balancing Right breast reduction

6 month post- operative Left breast and nipple reconstruction following breast cancer.

Balancing Right breast reduction

6 month post- operative Left breast and nipple reconstruction following breast cancer.

Balancing Right breast reduction

6 weeks Post-Operative right breast lift

6 weeks Post-Operative left breast mound reconstruction with nipple areolar reconstruction following breast cancer

6 month Post-Operative right breast Reduction and left breast Latissimus and nipple reconstruction following breast cancer.

6 month Post-Operative right breast Reduction and left breast Latissimus and nipple reconstruction following breast cancer.