Breast Reconstruction Surgery Blog

Breast cancer is a widespread disease that impacts many women in the United States and around the world. At The Breast Center Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery, we want to help women gain a better understanding of breast cancer, and of the breast reconstruction options that are available in the face of a cancer diagnosis.

We created the infographic below to help convey essential information about breast cancer and breast reconstruction. If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer, please schedule a consultation with our board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeons. They will take the time to understand your unique situation,...

The decision to undergo breast reconstruction after a mastectomy is a very personal one. Some women never pursue reconstructive surgery, and that is perfectly fine. However, many women find that breast reconstruction helps restore a sense of wholeness and femininity.

We know that this can be an overwhelming time. Our board-certified reconstructive surgeons Dr. Jeremy Williams and Dr. Christopher Williams will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of each option in detail to help you make an informed decision. If you are considering breast reconstruction, then implant reconstruction is an option. Here is what you can expect from the...

An increasing number of women are pursuing breast reconstruction to restore the shape and appearance of one or both of their breasts. DIEP flap breast reconstruction is an innovative technique that can help women achieve results that look and feel natural. There are several factors to consider that may affect your candidacy for this procedure.

DIEP flap is a method of autologous tissue breast reconstruction. This means that your own tissue is used to recreate your breast. The DIEP flap procedure removes a flap of skin, fat, and blood vessels from the lower portion of your abdomen. This flap...

At The Breast Center of Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery, we understand that when it comes to breast reconstruction, the details matter. One of the specific procedures that sets us apart is areola pigmentation. This procedure is typically the final step in the breast reconstruction process, and it is often a very beneficial step because it is really the finishing touch on re-creating the appearance of the breasts.

The areola is the circle of darker skin that surrounds your nipple. The areola is a natural feature on the human body, so, much like the rest of the structure of your breast, it can be restored as part of...