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BREAST RECONSTRUCTION
In
some situations such as a patient suffering
from breast cancer, breast reconstruction is
needed following cancer treatment(s). Dr. Rose
can form a new breast(s) for the patient using
the patients own tissue. This process may or
may not require an implant(s).
| Procedure:
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Form
new breast(s) using patients own tissue in
the form of a flap or using an implant for
reconstruction. |
| Length: |
1-5
Hours |
| Anesthesia: |
General
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| In/Outpatient: |
Usually
outpatient. Sometimes inpatient.
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| Side
Effects: |
Temporary
bruising, swelling, discomfort, numbness,
dry breast skin. Permanent scars.
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| Risks: |
Thick,
wide scars; skin loss; infection. Unevenly
positioned nipples. Permanent loss of feeling
in nipples or breast. Possible loss of tissue
used to create the breast. |
| Recovery: |
2
weeks or more |
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"I
am so thrilled with the results of my
cosmetic procedure performed by Dr. Rose.
The staff are so friendly and made me
feel completely comfortable through the
entire process. They were there for me
from my consultation all the way through
my recovery. Now I feel as wonderful on
the inside as I look on the outside! Thank
you Rose Clinic!"
--Missy
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