Autologous Breast Reconstruction

Reasons for Delaying Breast Reconstruction Surgery

It’s common to start or complete breast reconstruction immediately after mastectomy surgery. However, you can choose to delay it for months or years. Ahead, our Lone Tree breast reconstruction surgeons explain how factors such as your cancer treatment, emotional readiness, and access to modern techniques may lead you to put off your procedure. Cancer Treatment Sometimes, the

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Capsular Contracture After Implant Reconstruction

Capsular contracture is the most common problem with implant-based breast reconstruction. Although surgeons employ several preventative strategies, such as thorough health screenings, minimal implant handling, and under-the-muscle placement, capsular contracture still happens. Learn how to recognize this complication and explore your effective treatment options below. What Are the Early Signs of Capsular Contracture? Capsular contracture is

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Preparing for Corrective Breast Reconstruction Surgery

You already know how important it is to lay the right groundwork for surgery. After all, you have experience getting ready for a mastectomy procedure as well as breast reconstruction. But now that you’re pursuing corrective surgery to address complications or aesthetic imperfections, you might want more information about the specific pre-operative guidelines our surgeons will issue.

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Can You Get Breast Reconstruction Without Implants?

Implants are often used to restore a fuller breast shape after mastectomy surgery. In fact, they’re the most common option for breast reconstruction. However, they’re not the only option. Instead of getting breast implants, you can decide to pursue something called autologous or “flap” reconstruction. It uses your own skin, fat, and sometimes muscle to recreate

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How to Find a Surgeon for Breast Reconstruction Revision

Plastic surgeons differ greatly in their level of experience and the techniques they can perform. This is something you may already know after having a disappointing experience elsewhere. If you’re considering breast reconstruction revision, you’ll need to choose your surgeon carefully. Here are a few tips to help guide your search: Find out about your surgeon’s

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6 Things You Shouldn’t Do After Breast Reconstruction Surgery

The recovery process is an essential part of any surgical procedure. Breast reconstruction is no different. Here are six recovery rules that will promote healing and help things go smoothly: Don’t eat a big meal: It’s best to start with clear liquids. Eat bland foods such as toast and crackers and see how well you tolerate them before resuming your

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What is the Most Common Breast Reconstruction Surgery?

Implant-based procedures dominate the world of breast reconstruction. Implants were used in approximately 75 percent of all breast reconstruction surgeries performed in 2020, according to new statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Let’s look at why the implant approach is so widespread  — and what that means for you as a potential patient.

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