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.
Reconstruction is not a quick fix — it’s a process. It often involves multiple stages, guided by a surgeon who sees your body as a work of art in healing. It requires emotional readiness, patience, and trust.
When you’re ready, we’re here.
Scroll down to see real stories of women who chose reconstruction — each on their own terms.
Right breast nipple sparing mastectomy and immediate reconstruction with DIEP flap
Breast reconstruction with DIEP flaps
Breast reconstruction for severe disfigurement after mastectomy
I primarily perform autologous reconstruction, meaning using your own tissue to make a new breast. Many patients have heard about DIEP flap reconstruction, but are afraid of a "big, complicated surgery." This is completely understandable, as the procedure is quite involved. However, the outcomes can be outstanding and last for a lifetime. The purpose of this video is to demonstrate exactly what happens in a DIEP flap surgery. Meticulous technique makes the surgery elegant and safe.
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