Breast Reconstruction Before & After

This gallery showcases the transformative journey of a patient who underwent breast reconstruction surgery following a mastectomy. The “before” images provide a clinical view of the patient’s condition prior to reconstruction, offering insight into the physical impact of breast cancer treatment. The “after” images reveal the results achieved through reconstructive surgery, highlighting restored breast contour, improved symmetry, and the skill of the surgical technique. These photos represent not only a physical transformation but also a step toward healing, confidence, and reclaiming body image after breast cancer. All images are shared with patient consent for educational and awareness purposes.

This gallery illustrates the impressive results of the Augmentation Mastopexy procedure, which combines breast augmentation with a lift to enhance both size and shape. The “before” images provide a glimpse into the patient’s natural breast position and volume, while the “after” photos highlight the lifted, fuller, and more youthful contours achieved through the surgery. Ideal for individuals looking to restore firmness, improve breast symmetry, and enhance overall shape, this procedure offers a customized solution to meet each patient’s unique aesthetic goals.

Explore the dramatic, yet natural-looking transformations that bring renewed confidence and a more balanced silhouette.

These before and after images showcase the results of breast reconstruction surgery following mastectomy. Reconstruction was performed to restore breast shape, symmetry, and proportion, with careful attention to the patient’s natural anatomy and aesthetic goals. The after photos demonstrate improved contour and balance, helping the patient achieve a more natural appearance and renewed sense of confidence.

These before and after images showcase the results of breast reconstruction surgery following mastectomy. Reconstruction was performed to restore breast shape, symmetry, and proportion, with careful attention to the patient’s natural anatomy and aesthetic goals. The after photos demonstrate improved contour and balance, helping the patient achieve a more natural appearance and renewed sense of confidence.

These before and after photographs document the outcome of breast reconstruction surgery performed to restore breast form following breast surgery. The reconstructive approach was carefully planned to address the patient’s individual anatomy, medical history, and aesthetic goals, with an emphasis on achieving balanced proportions, symmetry, and a natural-appearing contour.

Breast reconstruction may involve implant-based techniques, autologous tissue reconstruction, or a combination of methods, depending on the patient’s needs. Surgical planning focuses on recreating breast volume and shape while preserving overall harmony with the patient’s body. Final results continue to evolve over time as swelling resolves and tissues heal.

It is important to note that individual outcomes vary based on factors such as anatomy, surgical technique, healing response, and any additional treatments. These images are provided for educational purposes and to demonstrate potential results; they do not guarantee similar outcomes for every patient.

The following before and after images illustrate the results of breast reconstruction surgery performed to reestablish breast shape and contour following breast surgery. Each reconstruction plan was customized to the patient’s unique anatomy and clinical considerations, with careful attention to proportion, symmetry, and a natural appearance.

Breast reconstruction techniques may include the use of implants, the patient’s own tissue, or a combination of approaches. The selected method is based on multiple factors, including prior treatment, body structure, and desired outcome. The goal of reconstruction is to create a breast form that complements the patient’s overall physique while supporting long-term comfort and function.

Outcomes continue to refine over time as healing progresses and tissues settle. Final results can vary significantly between individuals due to differences in anatomy, surgical approach, recovery, and healing response. These photographs are presented for informational purposes only and are not intended to represent a guarantee of specific results.

This gallery highlights the transformative results of breast reduction surgery. The before images show breasts that were disproportionately large in relation to the patient’s frame, often contributing to physical discomfort and difficulty with clothing fit. The after photos demonstrate a lighter, more balanced breast size with improved shape and proportion, creating a silhouette that better complements the patient’s body. Many patients pursue breast reduction not only for aesthetic refinement, but also for enhanced comfort, posture, and overall quality of life.

This gallery features the results of breast reconstruction for a patient who underwent a bilateral nipple-sparing mastectomy followed by implant-based reconstruction. The postoperative images demonstrate the placement of 275cc implants, selected to restore natural breast contour while maintaining the patient’s existing nipple-areola complex.

Before:
Preoperative photos show the patient’s chest prior to reconstruction, following mastectomy planning. The nipple-areola complexes are preserved, and the breast tissue has been removed, creating a smooth foundation for the reconstructive stage.

After:
Postoperative views highlight the aesthetic restoration achieved with 275cc implants. The results show improved breast shape, balanced volume, and a soft, natural-looking upper-pole contour. The nipple-sparing approach allows for a familiar appearance while the implants provide gentle projection and symmetry.

These images reflect one example of reconstruction outcomes, with results tailored to each patient’s anatomy, goals, and surgical plan.

These images highlight the transformative results achieved through personalized breast reconstruction. Each patient’s journey is unique, and these photos demonstrate how reconstruction can restore breast shape, symmetry, and confidence after mastectomy or trauma.

Our surgical approach focuses on natural-looking outcomes tailored to the individual’s anatomy, goals, and medical needs. The “before” photos document the starting point prior to reconstruction, while the “after” images show the patient’s healed results following surgery, reflecting improved contour and restored balance.

All photos are shared with patient consent and are intended for educational purposes. Results vary based on each patient’s specific circumstances, surgical technique, and healing process.

This series showcases the transformative results of breast reconstruction in a 41-year-old patient following a bilateral nipple-sparing mastectomy. The procedure utilized a DIEP (Deep Inferior Epigastric Perforator) flap, allowing for natural breast contour restoration using the patient’s own abdominal tissue.

The “before” images illustrate the preoperative appearance, highlighting the areas addressed during surgery. The “after” images demonstrate the post-reconstruction outcomes, emphasizing symmetry, natural shape, and preservation of the nipple-areola complex. This gallery reflects both the aesthetic and functional benefits of autologous breast reconstruction techniques.

This gallery showcases the transformation of a patient who underwent breast reconstruction following mastectomy. The “before” images reflect the patient’s appearance prior to reconstruction, while the “after” images demonstrate restored breast shape, improved symmetry, and a more natural contour tailored to the patient’s body.

Breast reconstruction is a highly personalized procedure designed to help patients regain confidence and feel more comfortable in their bodies after breast cancer treatment or preventive surgery. Results vary based on individual anatomy, surgical approach, and healing process. The outcomes shown represent one patient’s experience and are not a guarantee of similar results for others.

Photos are shared with patient consent and are intended for educational purposes.