Oncoplastic Breast Surgery
Breast Reconstruction
New technology has allowed for the development of advanced skin-sparing mastectomies that remove cancerous tissue while leaving the overlying skin intact. Nipple sparing mastectomy is gaining popularity especially for prophylaxis in women with genetic predisposition to cancer. Reconstruction of the breast can involve tissue expanders and implants and/ or flaps from the abdomen (TRAM) or back (latissimus).
Other oncoplastic procedures include breast-conserving surgery that removes the entire tumor, and then displaces nearby breast tissue into the affected area for an improved aesthetic outcome. The benefits to patients are less-invasive cancer treatments and a wider range of reconstruction options, as well as less scarring from surgery. Often a breast reduction is performed after lumpectomy and prior to radiation therapy in women who feel they are too large yet do not want to have a mastectomy. This procedure is usually covered by insurance.
This multidisciplinary surgical approach provides exceptional medical and cosmetic results.
Procedures
Abdominoplasty
Blepharoplasty Eyelid Surgery
BOTOX ® Cosmetic
Brachioplasty
Breast Augmentation
Breast Augmentation with Breast Lift
Breast Reconstruction
Breast Reduction
Cheek Implants
Chemical Peels
Chin Augmentation
CO 2 Laser Skin Resurfacing
Dermabrasion
