Breast Reconstruction - Tissue Based
Patient 1
Chad K. Wheeler, MD SURGERY: Bilateral Prophylactic DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction Following Bilateral Simple Mastectomies DIAGNOSIS: BRCA 2+ Gene Mutation Bilateral mastectomies with immediate breast reconstruction using TRAM flap. Followed 4 months later with breast revisions and cosmetic liposuction. Followed 3 months later with Nipple Reconstruction and finished with Areola Tattooing.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 2
Chad K. Wheeler, MD SURGERY: Bilateral Breast Reconstruction using DIEP flaps, Followed by Revisions, Nipple Reconstruction and Areola Tattooing DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer
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Patient 3
Chad K. Wheeler, MD SURGERY: Bilateral Immediate Breast Reconstruction DIEP Flaps, followed by Revisions and Fat Grafting from Flanks to Breasts, followed by Nipple Reconstruction and Areola Tattooing DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 4
Chad K. Wheeler, MD SURGERY: Bilateral Breast Reconstruction with Tissue Expander Placement and Alloderm for Breast Soft Tissue Reinforcement DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer Immediate breast reconstruction using tissue expanders and alloderm following bilateral nipple sparing mastectomies.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 5
Chad K. Wheeler, MD SURGERY: Bilateral Breast Reconstruction Using Free Abdominal Tissue, DIEP Flaps DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer
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Patient 6
Chad K. Wheeler, MD SURGERY: Bilateral breast reconstruction with DIEP flaps DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer Bilateral breast reconstruction with muscle-sparing free TRAM flaps
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Patient 7
Emily A. Williams, MD SURGERY: Breast Reconstruction with DIEP Flaps DIAGNOSIS: Genetic Susceptibility to Breast Cancer (BRCA positive) Bilateral breast reconstruction with DIEP flaps. Followed 3 months later by breast revisions. Results at 1 year.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 8
Emily A. Williams, MD SURGERY: Breast Reconstruction with Free TRAM Flaps DIAGNOSIS: Personal History of Breast Cancer Bilateral delayed breast reconstruction with Free TRAM Flaps. Followed by breast revisions, nipple reconstruction and nipple tattooing. Results at 6 months after nipple tattoos and 18 months after initial reconstruction.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 9
Emily A. Williams, MD SURGERY: Breast Reconstruction with DIEP Flaps DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer Bilateral staged breast reconstruction with DIEP flaps followed by revisions, nipple reconstruction and nipple tattooing. Results 6 months after nipple tattoos and 18 months after initial reconstruction.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 10
Emily A. Williams, MD SURGERY: Bilateral breast reconstruction with muscle-sparing free TRAM flaps DIAGNOSIS: Breast Cancer Bilateral breast reconstruction with muscle-sparing free TRAM flaps
Individual results may vary.
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