Breast Reconstruction

Breast Reconstruction with Implants: Implants are a safe and effective way to restore the breasts' volume, shape, and definition. They are most frequently used for breast augmentation to create a rounder, fuller, and perkier breast shape. Implants come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, making them highly customizable to your aesthetic goals and unique figure. This procedure is an excellent option for women who have undergone a double mastectomy, as it can help to restore symmetry and balance between the breasts. It is also suitable for those who do not have enough body tissue for a tissue transfer reconstruction. 

Breast Reconstruction with Autologous Tissue: Autologous tissue transfer is a common choice among women seeking to recreate the most natural-looking and feeling breasts. It involves using your natural tissue from an area of your body with excess fat and attaching it to your breast area to restore volume. This procedure can be performed in various ways depending on the selected donor site, commonly the abdomen, thighs, or buttocks. The process is similar, however, where a piece of muscle, fat, and skin is removed from the donor site and reattached to the chest to recreate the breasts. Since this reconstruction method uses your own tissue, your breasts will look and feel like they belong naturally to your body. They will also age with the rest of your body, leaving a lower risk of complications.

Breast Reconstruction with Fat Grafting: Fat grafting is often used in combination with other reconstruction methods to provide a more natural finish to your breasts. It is similar to a tissue transfer in that it uses unwanted excess fat from another body region to restore volume to the chest. While an autologous transfer involves surgically attaching a substantial amount of fat to recreate the roundness and fullness of the breast, fat grafting involves injecting smaller amounts of tissue into more targeted, localized areas. Alternatively, you may combine fat grafting with breast implants to achieve shape and volume while refining the area with a natural touch and finish.