Breast Reconstruction Gallery Page 3

This woman underwent left nipple sparing mastectomy, reconstructed initially with tissue expander and then followed by delayed pedicled TRAM (abdominal tissue) flap. Photographs are taken 17 months post mastectomy surgery.

This woman underwent left sided nipple sparing mastectomy and immediate reconstruction with an implant larger than her baseline breast volume, opting for a larger breast to treat her deflation. In a second stage a round gel implant was placed under her pec muscle of her opposite chest to match. She is photographed 18 months after her first procedure.

his woman underwent nipple sparing right sided mastectomy, with later stage opposite breastlift and fat transfer to the right breast. She is photographed 1 year after her cancer surgery.

This woman underwent breast conservation surgery of the right breast with lumpectomy and radiation therapy, leaving her with fibrotic right breast and signficant asymmetry with left breast. She underwent a left breastlift and a right breast fat transfer from the abdomen. The fat transfer not only improved the fullness of the right breast but also increased its softness and decreased fibrosis. The symmetry is also much better.

This woman underwent bilateral mastectomy and immediate reconstruction with prepectoral gel implants. She is photographed 5.5 years after her surgery.

This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy and immediate reconstruction with implants. She is photographed 9 months after surgery.

This young woman prior to mastectomy had significant congenital breast mismatch. She required bilateral mastectomy. She underwent immediate implant reconstruction on the right and expander on the left to help achieve a better footprint to the breast. She later had gel implant placed on the left with downsize of the right breast implant. She is so happy with her results, better than ever after combatting breast cancer.

This woman underwent left mastectomy and immediate reconstruction with shaped 370cc gel implant. She later underwent nipple reconstruction on the left side as well as contouring procedures with fat transfer, and a lift of the right breast to match the left. She is photographed over 1.5 years since prior to her mastectomy. She is doing great and is very happy with her appearance.​

This young woman underwent bilateral nipple-sparing mastectomy with immediate implant reconstruction. She had shaped anatomic gel implants placed. She is photographed 7 months after her surgery.

This woman had a left-sided breast cancer requiring lumpectomy and oncoplastic reconstruction leading to a breast reduction. She underwent postoperative radiation therapy on the left breast after surgery. She had a breast reduction on the right side to match. She is photographed 13 months postoperatively. She is doing great!