Autologous breast reconstruction uses your own tissue to create a breast that can look and feel more natural compared to implants. This type of reconstruction can also avoid potential complications associated with implants, such as capsular contracture or implant rupture, and can last a lifetime without the need for replacement.

Oncoplastic lumpectomy reconstruction combines cancer surgery and cosmetic surgery techniques. After the removal of cancerous tissue, Dr. Markov reshapes the remaining breast tissue to restore a natural appearance and minimize deformities. This approach helps maintain breast symmetry and shape while treating the cancer.

A breast reconstruction revision aims to improve the results of a previous reconstruction. It can address issues such as asymmetry, scarring, discomfort, or complications from the initial surgery. The process is tailored to each patient’s needs and may involve implant replacement, scar revision, fat grafting, or tissue adjustments to enhance overall appearance and comfort.

Post-mastectomy breast resensation is a specialized procedure that reconnects or repairs nerves affected by a mastectomy. By using nerve grafts or direct nerve reconnections, Dr. Markov helps rebuild the sensory pathways to restore feeling in the breast and nipple area, improving the patient’s sensory experience and quality of life.

Yes, breast reconstruction often involves multiple stages to achieve the best results. The process may start with the initial reconstruction, followed by subsequent surgeries for adjustments, such as refining the shape, improving symmetry, or enhancing the aesthetic outcome. Dr. Markov will outline a comprehensive plan that aligns with your specific goals and needs.