Breast Procedures
We recognize that the breast reconstructive journey performed either preventatively or after the diagnosis of cancer is difficult. Our team is dedicated to providing personal care and offers all the commonly performed autologous and implant-based reconstructive options. From the initial consultation to post-operative care, we prioritize patient safety and satisfaction, ensuring you feel comfortable and well-informed throughout your breast surgery journey.
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Large breasts are often heavy and may droop over time. Bilateral reduction mammoplasty provides substantial decrease in breast size as well as lifting the breast tissue. Although the procedure can be done at any time, the best, long-term, esthetic result occurs when the potential patient is at a happy stable weight and finished having children.
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A woman’s breast may droop with time and after breast feeding. If the potential patient is happy with her overall breast volume, but looking for rejuvenation of breast shape then a mastopexy (breast lift) is required. The resulting scars are similar to those of a reduction mammoplasty, however only a minimal amount of breast tissue is removed.
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The treatment of breast cancer requires either mastectomy or lumpectomy. Radiation is often required as well. The goal of breast reconstruction is to recreate symmetric, naturally appearing breasts. In select patients breast reconstruction can be performed at the same time as tumor excision. This is called immediate reconstruction. Most patients have reconstruction after their cancer surgery (delayed reconstruction). Whether performed immediately or delayed, there are usually many options available for reconstruction, each requiring extensive preoperative discussion.
To our esteemed clients, kindly note that
These descriptions do not replace a personalized medical consultation, during which the procedures will be thoroughly discussed, including information about risks and benefits. Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.