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Breast reconstruction can take many forms in terms of procedure types and timing. Reconstructing a breast after mastectomy for cancer is very rewarding as it is often a vital step for a woman to regain control after a cancer diagnosis. It can also help minimise the reminders of such a difficult time.
Dependant largely on the type of breast cancer and whether radiotherapy is required after mastectomy, will determine whether the reconstruction can be performed immediately (at the same time of mastectomy) or delayed.
Reconstruction often involves stages to rebuild the structure of the involved breast and make a new nipple and areola. Sometimes it also affords the opportunity to improve the other, native breast so that better symmetry and shape can be achieved.
Breast reconstruction can be broken down into three general techniques: those that use your own tissue (autogenous), those that use implants (alloplastic), and those that utilise a combination of implant and your own tissue.
Options on which technique and timing is best for you is determined after an initial consultation and in collaboration between you, myself and the breast cancer surgeon.
The procedure details, operative time, hospital stay, recovery, risks and surgery costs vary widely depending on the technique and number of stages. As such, these aspects will be specified once your tailored plan is formulated after an initial consultation.
Initial consultation is $350. If a second face to face consultation is required, there is a cost of $150.
A referral is required for your appointment.
The total cost of the procedure (surgeon, anaesthetist, hospital fees, garment, possible implants) and any rebates you may be entitled will be calculated for you after your initial consultation and you will be provided a written quote. Post-operative consultations are not charged.
You will be given an accurate written quote after your first consultation.
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Breast Reconstruction
See below the most commonly asked questions we get about Breast Reconstruction
Breast reconstruction is a procedure to rebuild the breast shape after mastectomy or injury, using implants or tissue from other areas of the body.
Candidates include individuals who have undergone mastectomy or suffered breast trauma, and who seek to restore their breast appearance.
Options include implant-based reconstruction or autologous reconstruction, using the body’s tissue.
Recovery varies by procedure but generally spans several weeks with gradual activity increases.
Dr Ho aims for a natural appearance, using techniques to match the shape and feel of natural tissue as closely as possible.
We are dedicated to delivering exceptional, natural results that enhance your body’s unique beauty. Our expert team, led by Dr. Kevin Ho, combines advanced techniques with personalised care to ensure you achieve the best possible outcomes, improving your well-being and appearance
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This website contains imagery which is only suitable for audiences 18+. Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.