Breast Reconstruction
Case 1 - Breast Reconstruction
This 34 year woman was found to have a gene that causes breast cancer (BRCA.) Due to a very high risk of developing breast cancer, she elected to have both breasts re-moved with simultaneous latissimus flaps and tissue expanders. At a second stage, she had silicone implants placed and had nipple areolar reconstruction.
Case 2 - Breast Reconstruction
52 year old female with right breast cancer who had a right mastectomy with simultane-ous latissimus flap and tissue expander placement. At a second stage, she had a per-manent silicone implant placed on the right, a nipple reconstruction on the right, and a breast augmentation on the left for symmetry.
Case 3 - Breast Reconstruction
This 46 year old female with left breast cancer and underwent a left mastectomy with simultaneous latissimus flap and tissue expander placement. At a second stage, she had a permanent silicone implant placed on the left, and a nipple reconstruction on the left. To achieve symmetry, also had an augmentation and a breast lift on the right side at the same time.
Case 4 - Breast Reconstruction
This 55 year old female with right breast cancer who had a right mastectomy with simul-taneous latissimus flap and tissue expander placement. At a second stage, she had a permanent silicone implant placed on the right, a nipple reconstruction on the right, and a breast augmentation on the left for symmetry.
