Long-Term Aesthetic Outcomes of Breast Implants Shown to Be Stable, Study Shows
Retrospective study demonstrates that outcomes of 2-stage breast reconstruction are stable over the long term, with high patient and surgeon satisfaction.
Retrospective study demonstrates that outcomes of 2-stage breast reconstruction are stable over the long term, with high patient and surgeon satisfaction.
A prospective study sought to measure levels of satisfaction at 1 year and at long term (6 to 20 years) after prophylactic RRM in women with no cancer diagnosis (bilateral mastectomy) and in those with a breast cancer diagnosis (contralateral mastectomy).
Few women aged 70 and older with breast cancer undergo postmastectomy breast reconstruction due to potential complications; however, these patients are not less likely to have good outcomes.
A prospective trial with more than 2000 women who underwent mastectomy with immediate breast reconstruction sought to determine patient satisfaction with their breasts and quality of life annually over 4 years after their procedure.
Observational study assessed the influence of patients’ self-predictions for well-being after undergoing mastectomy for breast cancer with or without immediate breast reconstruction.
A study from French researchers identified which people are the most likely to influence a breast cancer patient’s decision whether to undergo breast reconstruction. These findings were presented at SABCS 2017.
From 2009 to 2014, increases for all age groups, especially for women aged 65 years and older
When her search for a realistic nipple to complete her breast reconstruction alluded Michelle Kolath-Arbel, a breast cancer survivor, she decided to make one herself.
This fact sheet examines methods of breast reconstruction for patients with breast cancer and treatment implications after surgery.
Fat grafting provides benefits to women with breast cancer considering their options for postmastectomy breast reconstruction, even though this study shows that patient-reported outcomes are similar among women who did and did not undergo the procedure.