Prepectoral Reconstruction
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This patient developed left breast cancer. She underwent bilateral skin sparing mastectomies via curved ellipse to remove some excess skin and give a subtle breast lift. She had immediate prepectoral (on top of the muscle) reconstruction with tissue expander and Alloderm. After completing chemotherapy she had her expanders exchanged to smooth round highly cohesive (gummy bear) silicone implants for a nice full, rounded appearance prior to radiation treatments.
Individual Results May Vary