Restore confidence and feminine form through our implant-based breast reconstruction, offering personalized solutions tailored to recreate natural contours and enhance body symmetry after mastectomy.
What Is Implant-Based Reconstruction?
Implant-based breast reconstruction, also called alloplastic breast reconstruction, involves the use of silicone or saline implants to restore the shape and volume of the breast following mastectomy. Breast reconstruction with implants is typically performed in stages, with tissue expanders initially placed to stretch the skin and, in some cases, the muscle, to create a precise pocket into which the final implant will eventually be placed. Once the desired expansion is achieved, the tissue expanders are replaced with permanent implants during a second surgery. Breast reconstruction with implants offers a shorter initial recovery period compared to autologous tissue reconstruction and may be suitable for patients who prefer a less invasive option. This method of reconstruction is the most commonly performed type of reconstruction by board-certified plastic surgeons.