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Breast reconstruction is a surgical procedure that rebuilds the shape of the breast following a mastectomy, breast cancer treatment, or other circumstances that have changed its appearance. For some women, it can be part of reclaiming a sense of familiarity with their bodies. For others, it’s an opportunity to explore a new beginning on their own terms.
Whatever brings you here, your story deserves care, respect, and a personalised approach.
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How does it work?
Breast reconstruction aims to restore the shape and contour of the breast through surgical techniques selected according to your medical history, anatomy, and preferences.
Depending on your individual case, reconstruction may involve breast implants or tissue taken from another area of your body. It may be performed at the same time as breast removal surgery or at a later stage. Some patients may also consider procedures to refine symmetry or reconstruct the nipple and areola.
Your surgeon will guide you through the available options, helping you understand what each approach involves and what may be suitable for you.
Your journey is yours. So is the choice of what comes next.
What Can Breast Reconstruction Help Address?
Every woman’s circumstances are different. Breast reconstruction may help with:
- Breast shape and volume: Rebuilding the breast contour following mastectomy or certain other breast surgeries.
- Breast symmetry: Addressing differences between the breasts, where appropriate.
- Personalised reconstruction: Exploring implant-based or tissue-based techniques according to your needs.
- Nipple and areola reconstruction: Discussing additional options to recreate these features, if desired.
The aim is to explore the outcome that feels right for you, with realistic expectations and a treatment plan guided by your medical needs.
More than one path. A decision that’s entirely yours.
This Is Your Story to Rewrite.
Choosing reconstruction is one option. Waiting is another. And choosing not to have reconstruction is valid, too.
If you decide to explore surgery, the process should begin with listening to you: your priorities, your concerns, and what you hope to achieve. You deserve to make that decision with the information and support you need.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Breast reconstruction may be an option following mastectomy or certain other breast surgeries. Suitability depends on your overall health, previous treatments, surgical history, and personal goals. Your breast and plastic surgery teams can help determine which options are appropriate.
In some cases, yes. This is known as immediate reconstruction. Others may benefit from delayed reconstruction after completing additional treatments or allowing time to recover. The timing should be planned with your medical team, particularly if chemotherapy or radiation therapy is involved.
Reconstruction can restore breast shape, but the result will not be identical to natural breast tissue. Scars, changes in sensation, and differences in shape or texture may occur. Your surgeon will discuss realistic expectations based on the technique being considered.
Recovery varies depending on whether reconstruction uses implants or your own tissue, and whether additional procedures are performed. Healing may take several weeks or longer, with some changes continuing over months. Your surgeon will provide an individual recovery plan and explain when you can resume normal activities.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your surgery
- Discuss your medical and surgical history, previous cancer treatments, and personal goals with your care team.
- Review the benefits, risks, limitations, and recovery requirements of each suitable reconstruction option.
- Follow your surgeon’s instructions regarding medications, smoking, and pre-operative preparation.
After your surgery
- Follow all wound-care instructions and attend scheduled follow-up appointments.
- Use recommended support garments and avoid strenuous activity until your surgeon clears you.
- Allow time for healing and seek medical advice promptly if you notice concerning swelling, worsening pain, wound changes, or other unexpected symptoms.
