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MASTECTOMY<\/strong> EARLY BREAST REPAIR<\/strong> LATE BREAST REPAIR<\/strong> USING BACK MUSCLE IN BREAST RECONSTRUCTION<\/strong> BREAST RECONSTRUCTION WITH THE USE OF ABDOMEN TISSUES (TRAM FLAP)<\/strong> BREAST RECONSTRUCTION WITH PROSTHESIS<\/strong> OTHER OPTIONS THAT CAN BE USED IN BREAST RECONSTRUCTION<\/strong><\/p>\n OTHER TISSUE TRANSPLANTATIONS<\/strong> FAT INJECTION<\/strong> CREATION OF THE NIPPLE<\/strong> BREAST EQUALIZATION<\/strong> RISKS<\/strong> HEALING DURATION<\/strong> PATIENT SATISFACTION<\/strong>
\nThese surgeries performed by general surgery physicians are the procedures of removing all or part of your breast tissues containing cancerous tissue from the body. Reconstruction of tissue loss that develops after removal of breast tissues due to a tumor or other disease is one of the most successful surgeries of plastic surgery. These surgeries not only create a new mammary gland, but also greatly improve a woman’s self-gaze, self-confidence and quality of life. The results of creating breasts can be quite natural in terms of appearance and sense; however, a reconstructed breast will never look like the breast taken and will not give the same feeling.\u00a0 When can you consider this surgery? You can start discussing reconstruction from the moment your cancer diagnosis is made. Ideally, your general surgeon and plastic surgeon plan your surgery together.<\/p>\n
\nReconstruction surgery is performed at the same time during mastectomy surgery for breast cancer. This treatment timing can be chosen if it is certain that the tissues from cancer are completely removed, considering your future additional treatments for cancer.<\/p>\n
\nBreast repair is carried out weeks, months or even years after the completion of your cancer treatment.
\nBreast Reconstruction Options
\nPatient-Specific Treatment; Each treatment should be unique to the patient and suitable for the patient. Therefore:
\nYour health and lifestyle
\nYour body type,
\nYour breast size,
\nThe amount of tissue and skin you have left and
\nYour personal preference
\nAll these things are considered when selecting the method.<\/p>\n
\nDuring this procedure, a piece of skin and muscle is removed from our back or under your arm, bringing it to the breast area where it is used to repair your breasts. Since the skin and muscle on your back are normally quite thin, this method is often used with a breast implant to give your new breasts a fuller shape.<\/p>\n
\nIt is one of the options for patients whose abdominal tissues are suitable or who do not want to
\ncreate a breast with prosthesis. The TRAM FLAP (transverse rectus abdominus musculocutaneous flap) uses fat, skin, and muscle taken from a woman’s abdomen to reconstruct the breast. The transported tissues are shaped and transformed into breast busts.<\/p>\n
\nThe most commonly used technique is to first expand the skin with a different application and then place a permanent prosthesis in the created area. In this surgery, a tissue expander is first placed under the chest wall to expand the skin in your breast area. After approximately a few months, after sufficient expansion of your skin, a tissue expander is removed with a secondary surgery and a more permanent prosthesis is inserted. Some tissue expanders are designed to be left on permanently.<\/p>\n
\nIf the tissues usually used are not suitable, they are usually tissue transplants that can be stored with laundry from other parts of the body are carried by microsurgery methods and breast tissue is tried to be created.<\/p>\n
\nFat tissue taken from other parts of the body is transferred to the breast area after undergoing certain procedures. It is usually not possible to carry enough fat tissue to form an average breast volume. This method is mostly used for minor post-surgery corrections or auxiliary treatments in patients where a small part of the breast is removed.<\/p>\n
\nIt is the final stage in the creation of breasts. It is applied when the breast touch is formed and finalized by the appropriate method and asymmetry is removed with the opposite breast. It is usually performed with local anesthesia, which does not require the patient to sleep. The creation of areola, which is the colored part of the nipple and surrounding area, can also be performed with one or two surgeries according to preference.<\/p>\n
\nSeveral surgeries are required for breast reconstruction. The first surgeries are the most difficult; second surgeries are easier. These include removing the tissue expander and placing a prosthesis or reconstruction of the nipple and areola. Most often, the normal breast may need to be slightly reduced, lifted, or enlarged in order for the newly made breast to adapt to the opposite normal breast. However, it should be kept in mind that scars are also formed in these surgeries.<\/p>\n
\nUnsuccessful surgery and tissue loss are the most feared problems and are possible in these surgeries as in any surgery. Apart from this, small wound healing problems, delay of wound healing, post-surgery pain are usually problems that can be easily treated.<\/p>\n
\nIt may take an average of 6 weeks to return to your normal daily life after simultaneous breast repair with mastectomy (breast removal) or only tissue and breast repair surgery.\u00a0In prosthesis surgery, this period may be shorter.\u00a0The tissue created by reconstruction does not have a normal sense;\u00a0however, some sense may come over time.\u00a0Most of the time, the scars may fade wither, or they may become more pronounced by swelling and blushing.\u00a0In this case, additional treatments will be required for your scars.\u00a0Although the tracks usually fade and become less pronounced in a few years, the traces never disappear completely.<\/p>\n
\nRemember that these surgeries are applied to give you a more comfortable life and they are surgeries with high success rates and patient satisfaction…[\/vc_column_text]<\/div><\/div>