Breast Reduction
Understanding Gynecomastia: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery
Have you noticed an unusual enlargement of your breast tissue? This experience can understandably raise concerns, leaving you to wonder, “What’s going
Many breast cancers are treated with removal of one or both breasts, known as mastectomy.
There are many options to reconstruct the breasts. Options include immediate reconstruction, which is done at the same time as mastectomy, or delayed reconstruction, in a separate surgery at a later date. There are different benefits and risks to each, and this will involve a discussion with both your cancer surgeon and Dr. Graham.
Breast reconstruction can be achieved using breast implants, your own tissue (autologous), or a combination of both. In certain cases, tissue expanders, which allow the skin to stretch, are used, with a later surgery to exchange these for implants.
Autologous reconstruction, which uses your own tissue, can include transplanting fatty tissue from the abdomen to make new breasts, or using the latissimus dorsi muscle, which is in the back. Sometimes the latissimus dorsi muscle can be used in combination with an implant.
Dr. Graham will provide a thorough discussion of all your options, tailored to your specific goals and situation.
Have you noticed an unusual enlargement of your breast tissue? This experience can understandably raise concerns, leaving you to wonder, “What’s going
TRAM Flap Reconstruction is a popular option in breast reconstruction for women following mastectomy, as it allows for a natural look and
Breast reconstruction is a surgical procedure aimed at rebuilding a breast’s shape and size following mastectomy (breast removal) or lumpectomy (partial removal).
Undergoing breast reconstruction is a courageous and transformative journey for many individuals. It’s more than just a physical change; it’s a profound
Understanding Mastectomy and Its Impact Mastectomy is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of one or both breasts, often as a