Before & After Gallery

51 year old woman with a right breast cancer requiring a simple mastectomy. She was interested in using only her own tissue to attempt to match the size and shape of her left breast. A TRAM flap reconstruction was performed. The right nipple was reconstructed using a graft from the

43 year old female with a history of left breast cancer treated with lumpectomy and radiation. She had just received a new diagnosis of BRCA + gene mutation. Her plan was a bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy. However, the radiation damage to the left breast necessitated new blood flow and thus

38 year old woman with a right breast cancer opting to undergo bilateral nipple sparing mastectomies. She had a previous history of breast augmentation with 500cc saline implants. The reconstruction was performed in a single stage at the time of the mastectomy using 650cc ultra high profile silicone gel implants.

42 year old woman with a diagnosis of left breast cancer. Opting for bilateral nipple sparing mastectomies. She wishes to be larger than her original breast size and thus tissue expanders were placed. Once she was at the breast volume that she was comfortable with, the expanders were exchanged to