Preventive Mastectomy Reconstruction
Thoughtful reconstruction planning following risk-reducing mastectomy.
Preventive mastectomy reconstruction focuses on restoring breast shape and contour following a prophylactic or risk-reducing mastectomy. Because surgery is planned in advance, reconstruction can often be staged strategically to optimize aesthetic outcomes. Patients seeking this approach often have a personal genetic mutation or a significant family history of breast cancer.
Approaches may include natural tissue reconstruction, implants, or a combination of both.
Some patients are also good candidates for a breast reduction in preparation for a mastecomy in the future.
WHO THIS IS FOR:
Are planning a risk-reducing mastectomy
Carry a genetic risk for breast cancer
Want a proactive, personalized reconstruction plan
Reconstruction may begin with preparatory procedures such as a breast lift or reduction prior to mastectomy. After mastectomy, reconstruction is performed using implants, autologous tissue, or a hybrid approach depending on individual anatomy and goals.
BENEFITS
Natural Look & Feel
Optimized aesthetic outcomes
Long Lasting Results
Allows for advanced planning
Optional Implants
Expanded reconstructive options
Flexible Donor Options
Personalized staging approach
RECOVERY & HEALING
Recovery varies depending on the reconstruction method and staging. Patients receive detailed guidance throughout each phase of care.
