Breast Reconstruction Gallery

This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy. She desired in the end to have larger fuller breasts. We therefore initially reconstructed her at the time of mastectomy with tissue expanders to get her to her goal size. After that she returned to the Operating Room to exchange the expanders to implants. She is very happy with her new breast appearance.

This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with shaped implants, under pectoralis. She is photographed 14 months after her cancer surgery.

This woman presented after lumpectomy and radiation therapy, with lack of resolution with fat transfer and alloderm. She underwent latissimus flap reconstruction of the breast. The breast is more symmetric and the back scar is quite acceptable. She is photographed 2.5 years postoperatively.

This young woman required nipple sparing left mastectomy and she was immediately reconstructed with gel implant. In a second stage she underwent exchange to a larger implant and placement of a breast implant in the right breast. She is photographed 10 months later, and is very happy with her outcome.

This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy and immediate implant reconstruction. She had to have chemotherapy after her surgery. She did very well and has beautiful results over a year out.

This young woman underwent bilateral nipple-sparing mastectomy with staged expander to implant reconstruction, partly because she wanted her breasts to be larger after her reconstruction. She is photographed 15 months after her mastectomy treatment.

This woman underwent right-sided nipple sparing mastectomy performed through an incision under the breast. She had 2 stage reconstruction, first with expander, then gel implant. She is photographed 9 months after her preoperative photos were taken. Postoperative photos and preoperative photos are so similar in appearance!

This woman underwent bilateral nipple-sparing mastectomies through incisions in the breast fold with immediate shaped gel implant reconstruction. She had some enhancement with fat grafting from the abdomen as a seondary surgery. Her postoperative photos demonstrate beautiful results.

This woman in her 50's presented 9 years after inital breast augmentation with saline implants, who sustained spontaneous deflation of the left implant. She desired implant exchange to silicone and a bit of a larger size. On preoperative evaluation she was found to have a concerning mammogram. She was diagnosed with early breast cancer of the right breast, close to her nipple. She therefore underwent right mastectomy, and immediate reconstruction with latissimus back tissue and implant. At that time the left deflated saline implant was removed and replaced with a larger silicone implant. She ultimately underwent right sided nipple reconstruction. She is photographed 14 months after her initial surgery. She has done great and loves her aesthetic outcome!

This 30 year old woman, breast cancer gene positive, opted to have bilateral mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with implants. She also had Alloderm placed bilaterally. She has a hidden incision under her breast, and her nipples were spared. She is photographed 7 months after her surgery.