Using Implants for Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy
Washington University breast and reconstructive surgeon Terence Myckatyn, MD, explains how implants can be used for breast reconstruction after mastectomy. Options include the use of tissue expanders and immediate implant reconstruction. At the Siteman Cancer Center, plastic and reconstructive surgeons work directly with breast cancer surgeons to develop the best possible outcomes for women.
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