Breast Shaping Surgery

The Science Behind Breast Shaping: How Fat Grafting Works

If you have desires for changes to the shape of your reconstructed breast, you’re not alone. It’s a common procedure with many potential benefits. What you might not know is that there are modern techniques that improve results while reducing risks. One of those techniques is known as fat grafting, and The Breast Center of Park …

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What Is Breast Shaping Surgery?

When it comes to enhancing one’s physical appearance, breast shaping surgery has become an increasingly popular option for individuals who have previously had breast reconstruction surgery. This category of procedures has evolved significantly over the years and offers a safe and effective way to achieve the desired breast appearance. Breast Shaping Surgery Breast shaping surgery is a …

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How to Care For Your Mental Health Before and After Breast Reconstruction

Breast cancer doesn’t just take a big physical toll – it can also impact your mental health. Many women feel that fighting breast cancer is as much an emotional journey as it is a physical one. At The Breast Center Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery, we’re continually impressed by the inner strength of our patients. If …

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Will New Medical Billing Changes Jeopardize My DIEP Flap Insurance Coverage?

The last thing you want to worry about when battling breast cancer is whether your insurance will cover the lifesaving procedures you need. Unfortunately, a change by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has many patients worried about just that.  In 2019, CMS announced an adjustment to medical billing codes that combines all flap reconstruction …

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Questions to Ask Your Breast Reconstruction Revision Surgeon

Breast reconstruction revision is an important step in the breast reconstruction journey. It can be used to fix a ruptured implant, breast discomfort, asymmetry, volumetric differences, and other concerns. We often hear from patients who are ready to talk about corrective breast reconstruction but don’t know where to start. Here are some questions that we suggest …

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5 Things To Know About Nipple Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction is rarely completed in a single surgery. Instead, it involves secondary procedures to shape, refine, or otherwise improve the reconstructed breasts. Nipple reconstruction is one of those additional procedures. If you’re considering adding it to your surgical plan, there are a few things you should know about nipple reconstruction, including that: It rebuilds an elevated nipple: This procedure …

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Is Asymmetry Normal After Breast Reconstruction?

It can be disheartening to see that your breasts don’t quite match after reconstruction. However, it’s not entirely unusual. Many different factors can contribute to this result. Learn about the causes of breast asymmetry following reconstruction and the modern techniques to improve it. Common Causes of Asymmetry It is completely possible to achieve a balanced …

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5 Ways To Improve Your Breast Reconstruction Results

You deserve breast reconstruction results that make you feel whole and confident. However, your initial implant or tissue-based surgery might not leave you fully satisfied. Here are five different steps and procedures that could help you feel happier with your new breasts: Give yourself time to heal: It takes a while for swelling to fade and for your breasts to reach their …

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