Breast Cancer

Cancer in One Breast: Should You Have a Single or Double Mastectomy?

When breast cancer is found in one breast, deciding what to do with the other breast can feel almost as complicated as choosing the cancer operation itself. For patients in Lone Tree, Colorado, our team at The Breast Center – Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery can explain how different mastectomy options may affect reconstruction. Dr. Christopher G. Williams and Dr. Jeremy Z. Williams are […]

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Recovering After Tissue Expander Placement: Tips for Comfort

Tissue expanders are an important step in implant-based breast reconstruction. They’re used to gradually prepare your body for implants or other reconstructive techniques. While they’re essential, recovering from placement isn’t always comfortable. Dr. Christopher G. Williams and Dr. Jeremy Williams want you to feel supported throughout your journey. Patients at The Breast Center in Lone Tree, Colorado, benefit from getting care that’s

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Radiation and Breast Reconstruction: What You Must Know

A breast reconstruction can be a new start. You’ll want your results to look natural and appealing, but if you’re still undergoing radiation therapy, that isn’t always what happens. The connection between radiation and breast reconstruction is critical to understand so you can decide whether to delay your breast procedure. How Does Radiation Affect Breast Reconstruction Results?

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Breast Cancer Runs in My Family, but I’m a Man. Should I Get Checked?

Breast cancer is a topic that often conjures images of women undergoing screenings and treatments, but did you know that breast cancer can also affect men? While it’s relatively rare, breast cancer in men is a reality, and it can be just as deadly. If you have a family history of breast cancer, regardless of your

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