Before & After Gallery

51 year old patient with right breast cancer. She underwent a bilateral mastectomy with tissue expander to implant reconstruction. Photos show her before, during expansion, and after exchange to implants.

49 year old woman with a diagnosis of right breast cancer. She would require a right mastectomy. The reconstruction plan was a two-stage tissue expander to implant reconstruction for the right breast. A breast reduction for symmetry was performed on the left breast. The final reconstruction shows decent symmetry. The

42 year old woman with right breast cancer. She is opting for a bilateral mastectomy. Unfortunately, the right nipple must be removed due to the cancer. Reconstruction is performed with tissue expanders followed by exchange to implants. The right nipple will be reconstructed in the future using the left nipple

48 year old woman diagnosed with the BRCA 1 breast cancer gene mutation. To reduce her lifetime risk of breast cancer, she underwent a bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy. Reconstruction was performed with a single stage implant reconstruction. Natrelle 410 anatomic silicone gel implants, size 580cc MF were used. The final

66 year old woman with left breast cancer requiring a left mastectomy. The patient requested a TRAM flap reconstruction, however prior to the mastectomy it was unsure if she would need radiation. A tissue expander was placed on the left and a reduction performed on the right while the final

66 year old woman with a history of previous left breast cancer treated with partial mastectomy and radiation. She developed a recurrence in the left breast necessitating a mastectomy. Due to the damage from the previous radiation, a latissimus dorsi flap with a tissue expander was planned. After expansion, the

44 year old woman with right breast cancer and a new diagnosis of BRCA 2 gene mutation. She chose to have bilateral nipple sparing mastectomies with a two-stage expander to implant reconstruction. The tissue expanders can be seen in the second photo and the small bandaids indicate that she just

42 year old woman with a diagnosis of left breast cancer. She was opting for a double mastectomy, nipple sparing. She was an excellent candidate for a single stage reconstruction with shaped silicone gel implants. Her final results have a very natural and realistic appearance.

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