Breast Reconstruction Case # 6758

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Before

After

This 41-year-old woman had left breast cancer and needed a lumpectomy. Given her small to moderately sized breasts, she wanted to maintain the same volume. At the time of lumpectomy, we performed a flap reconstruction by taking the tissue under her left arm and pivoting it into the breast. She went on to receive radiation. Her breasts remain symmetric, and her scar is barely visible.

Surgeon: Jessica Wang, MD
Procedure: left breast oncoplasty with LICAP flap
Anesthesia: general
Result: 5 months after surgery

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Breast Reconstruction Case # 6758

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