Nowadays, breast reconstruction after breast cancer (breast reconstruction) is very important both with the guidance of general surgeons and as a result of our patients' own research.
Depending on the stage of breast cancer and the subsequent treatments, the methods of breast reconstruction may differ.
For example, breast reconstruction can be performed simultaneously with the removal of the breast with breast silicone or breast reconstruction with its own tissues.
Or, in patients who need radiation therapy after surgery, tissue expander silicone balloons (expander) can be placed simultaneously with breast cancer surgery so that the patient can have a temporary breast until the treatments are completed.
This tissue expander is then replaced with a permanent breast implant (breast implant). Thus, breast augmentation (breast enlargement) is achieved by repairing the removed breast.
In conclusion, although breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, it is a disease with the best results with treatment. However, it is not enough to get rid of cancer and breast repair is the most important part of this treatment to ensure body integrity and aesthetics for the rest of life.
These articles are written for informational purposes. You should consult your doctor to determine whether the procedure has been performed and the appropriate treatment for you.