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Abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty is an operation that can effectively help to improve the contour of the abdomen. There is a significant amount of healing and patient compliance post-operatively that is required with abdominal binders and JP drains. Protein nutrition is important and patients are instructed to consume 80-100 grams of protein daily to facilitate healing.

Abdominoplasty-Creating the “Belly Button”

Abdominoplasty-Creating the “Belly Button”

There are several decisions that come into account when performing an abdominoplasty operation. One is the quality of the skin on the abdominal wall and how much skin can be removed. This will sometimes determine the location of the lower abdominal skin incision and also whether or not the previous belly button opening can be excised. With significant amount of…

Bilateral Implant Breast Reconstruction Following Mastectomy

Bilateral Implant Breast Reconstruction Following Mastectomy

Bilateral implant breast reconstruction following bilateral mastectomy is a common procedure. The aesthetic outcome of the reconstruction is often determined by the quality of the mastectomy skin and the relation of the tissue characteristics and the implant. In patients who choose to undergo implant reconstruction I often indicate that the best outcomes and most durable reconstruction are the patients who…

Split Oncoplastic Reduction of Lumpectomy Defects

Split Oncoplastic Reduction of Lumpectomy Defects

Lumpectomy and radiation, either whole breast or intra-operative radiation therapy is an option for breast cancer treatment. Not only can oncoplastic reconstruction improve the appearance of the breast, it can also contour the breast to a more amenable shape and size for radiation therapy. When the breast is reconstructed into a smaller surface area, there is a smaller and more…

Oncoplastic Reconstruction of Lumpectomy Defects with Split Reduction-Early Post-Operative Results.

Oncoplastic Reconstruction of Lumpectomy Defects with Split Reduction-Early Post-Operative Results.

Breast cancers in patients with large breasts can often be successfully treated with lumpectomy. In larger breasted women, after the tumor is removed, there is still a significant amount of breast tissue available to reconstruct the breast. The standard mastopexy or lift patterns of the breast can be used to remove the tumor. On occasion, the tumor that needs to…

Bilateral DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction

Bilateral DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction

DIEP Flap breast reconstruction is the reconstruction of the breast following mastectomy. DIEP flap reconstruction is a form of autologous reconstruction where the breast is reconstructed with tissue from the patients own body. In this case, the breast can be reconstructed without the use of implants. The tissue from the lower abdomen is the most common site for autologous breast…