Patient 1: Age 28 years

Procedure: Patient had a Bilateral Nipple-sparing Prophylactic Mastectomy with Reconstruction (Tissue Expanders followed by Permanent Silicone Implants).

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 6 weeks following implant exchange surgery.

Patient 2: Age 60 years

Procedure: Patient had a two stage tissue expander/implant breast reconstruction. Patient declined nipple reconstruction.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 2 months after procedure.

Patient 3: Age 49 years

Procedure: Patient had a right mastectomy with single stage silicone implant reconstruction with Alloderm; left mastopexy for symmetry.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 6 weeks after procedure. Patient declined nipple reconstruction. Bruise on her right breast in preop photos is from a diagnostic biopsy.

Patient 4: Age 51 years

Procedure: Bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction with 2-stage tissue expander/permanent implant technique.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 2 weeks following Nipple/Areola tattoo (color will fade a bit), 7 months following insertion of permanent silcone implants.

Patient 5: Age 56 years

Procedure: Two stage Expander/Implant breast reconstruction with breast reduction scar pattern (Wise Pattern Scar technique).

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 6 weeks from second stage surgery; patient declined Nipple/Areola reconstruction.

Patient 6: Age 41 years

Procedure: R mastectomy with single stage silicone implant reconstruction with Alloderm; L breast implant exchange for symmetry. Patient had history of pre-mastectomy saline breast augmentation.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 6 weeks after procedure

Notes: These are very early post op images, and the scars are more prominent then they will be in the long term.

Patient 7: Age 45 years

Procedure: R TRAM flap with silicone implant, L Augmentation with Mastopexy for symmetry

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 6 months after procedure

Notes: These are very early post op images, and the scars are more prominent then they will be in the long term.

Patient 8: Age 51 years

Procedure: Patient had a history of prior augmentation with silicone implants. Her procedure involved a nipple-sparing mastectomy reconstructed in a single stage procedure with silicone gel implants.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken about 1 month after procedure.

Notes: These are very early post op images, and the scars are more prominent then they will be in the long term.

Patient 9: Age 54 years

Procedure: Patient had a mid-abdominal TRAM flap breast reconstruction on the right side.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 3 months from nipple reconstruction and 6 months from TRAM.

Notes: In the preop picture, the nipple/areola is absent due to diagnostic breast biopsy. The abdominal incision is somewhat higher (mid-abdomen) than a traditional TRAM flap due to patient's history of prior lower abdominal wall surgery (hysterectomy, c-sxn x 2). These are very early post op images, and the scars are more prominent then they will be in the long term.

Patient 10: Age 61 years

Procedure: Breast reconstruction with tissue expanders followed by silicone implants.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 2 months from final procedure (nipple reconstruction).

Notes: These are very early post op images, and the scars are more prominent then they will be in the long term.

Patient 11: Age 39 years

Procedure: Bilateral TRAM flap breast reconstruction.

Post Op Photos: Post op photos taken 3 months from final procedure (nipple reconstruction).