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What is reconstruction of the breast?

Would you like to remain comfortable with your breasts after mastectomy? Would you like to retain a confident body image and an alternative to wearing external pads or forms?
If so, breast reconstruction after a mastectomy is perfect for you.

Breast reconstruction is the surgical procedure to rebuild the shape and appearance of the breasts after the surgical treatment of breast cancer. The surgery can begin at the time of mastectomy, but can also be delayed to a more convenient time.

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Politis Plastic Surgery

Effie Politis, MD, FACS of Politis Plastic Surgery brings both skill and a personalized approach to the care of her plastic surgery patients. She is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

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