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DIEP Flap for Bilateral Reconstruction Following Double Mastectomy

If you’re considering reconstruction after a double mastectomy, DIEP flap is an excellent option. This advanced technique can provide natural-looking lifelong results by using your own excess tissue from the lower abdomen to reconstruct your breasts. DIEP flap has a shorter recovery period than other autologous reconstruction options making it the preferred method at The Breast Center Park […]

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How Long Will it Take to Recover from My DIEP Flap Surgery?

DIEP flap surgery is an autologous breast reconstruction technique that takes excess tissue from the lower belly to rebuild your breasts after a mastectomy or lumpectomy. If you’re interested in a method that provides lifelong results, DIEP flap doesn’t require eventual replacement, unlike implant-based reconstruction. At The Breast Center Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery, our board-certified plastic surgeons

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Questions to Ask Your Breast Reconstruction Revision Surgeon

Breast reconstruction revision is an important step in the breast reconstruction journey. It can be used to fix a ruptured implant, breast discomfort, asymmetry, volumetric differences, and other concerns. We often hear from patients who are ready to talk about corrective breast reconstruction but don’t know where to start. Here are some questions that we suggest

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3 Myths About Nipple Tattoos

You may be interested in getting nipple tattoos after breast reconstruction. After all, this technique can make reconstructed breasts look more realistic when nipple-sparing mastectomies aren’t an option. Don’t let common nipple tattoo myths sway your decision. Get the facts from our board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeons in Denver, Colorado. 1. Nipple Tattoos Are Painful Most tattoos

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What Is Direct to Implant Breast Reconstruction

Women going through cancer are already suffering, so finding out that you need a mastectomy to remove the entire tumor will be troubling. The good news is, however, that breast reconstruction and enhancement surgery have come a long way. Some women will be eligible for a direct to implant breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. Breast Reconstruction Breast

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Ideal Candidates for Breast Reconstruction With Implants

Breast reconstruction surgery can help relieve emotional discomfort after receiving a high-risk diagnosis or undergoing a mastectomy or lumpectomy. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or already done with treatment, our board-certified plastic surgeons can help you restore your sense of wholeness and femininity. While there are multiple options for breast reconstruction, reconstruction using implants is the most common.

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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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