Facing breast cancer is emotionally and physically overwhelming. Beyond the fear of diagnosis and treatment, women undergoing mastectomy must also confront the possibility of losing a part of themselves — a change that can deeply impact body image, identity, and intimacy.
Breast reconstruction is your right, not a requirement. It’s covered by insurance and available to every woman who wants it — but no one should feel pressured. The decision is deeply personal and should come in your own time.
If you choose breast reconstruction - you need a perfectionist to give you long term satisfaction. I am focused not on volume, but on delivering outstanding, customized results. Scroll down to see stories of women who chose reconstruction.
BRCA - Breast lift, prophylactic mastectomy, and DIEP flap reconstruction
Right breast cancer treated with right oncoplastic breast reduction and balancing left breast reduction, followed by bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy and DIEP flap reconstruction
Bilateral breast lift and prophylactic nipple sparing mastectomy for BRCA
Right DIEP flap breast reconstruction and left breast reduction.
Severe deformity following bilateral mastectomy with extensive scars
Following staged reconstruction with extended latissimus flaps
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