The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise.
Flap based reconstruction 4
33 yo with self-detected Right Breast cancer. She required neo-adjuvant chemotherapy followed by Right Breast Skin Sparing Mastectomy and Axillary Clearance. This was followed by radiotherapy and hormonal and biologic treatments and genetic assessment. Subsequently she opted for Delayed pedicled TRAM flap reconstruction and subsequent Left Breast symmetrising reduction and flap adjustments, requiring further 5 procedures over 2 years. Results at 5 years post op.
Right Breast cancer
33 yo with self-detected Right Breast cancer. She required neo-adjuvant chemotherapy followed by Right Breast Skin Sparing Mastectomy and Axillary Clearance. This was followed by radiotherapy and hormonal and biologic treatments and genetic assessment. Subsequently she opted for Delayed pedicled TRAM flap reconstruction and subsequent Left Breast symmetrising reduction and flap adjustments, requiring further 5 procedures over 2 years. Results at 5 years post op.
Flap-based breast reconstruction is a highly effective surgical option for women who have undergone mastectomy or breast tissue removal. This technique uses tissue from other areas of your body, such as the abdomen, back, or thighs, to rebuild the breast mound, offering a natural look and feel. Each patient’s journey with flap-based reconstruction is unique, as the type of tissue used depends on factors like body shape, surgical goals, and personal preference. The procedure not only restores the breast but also ensures a more organic result compared to implants. These details, along with the ideal approach for your individual case, will be discussed during your consultation with Specialist Breast Surgeon Dr. Michael Yunaev.
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