Why Some Doctors Recommend the Recovery Brobe for Their Patients’ Post Surgical Healing
The Recovery Brobe is designed to help patients heal comfortably in style—after a mastectomy, breast reconstruction, mommy makeover, and more.
Tag: mastectomy
All
Popular
All
Latest
How to Speak to the Mastectomy Patient
Breast reconstruction is likely an emotional, even traumatic topic for a mastectomy patient, and an empathetic response from a plastic surgeon is critical for the patient’s overall wellbeing, according to Alexander Zuriarrain, MD, FACS, a board-certified plastic surgeon and owner of Zuri Plastic Surgery in Miami. Here is how to talk to a mastectomy patient, Zuriarrain says.
All
Latest
Are Your Employees About to Quit?
In the first installment of a two-part article series, YellowTelescope President Jon Hoffenberg shares how data can uncover hidden insights in staff retention.
Here’s What Makes Top Surgery Different From a Mastectomy
Allure explains the differences between top surgery and mastectomy, plus aftercare, expectations, and more.
Read More
Plastic Surgery Practice and Hologic™ Celebrate National Cancer Survivors Month
PSP breast cancer series, Dr Valerie Gorman explains the benefits of using the Hologic LOCalizer™ during oncoplastic surgery procedures with partnering plastic and reconstructive surgeons.
Read More
Everything to Know About Mastectomy Tattoos, According to Experts
If you’re curious about getting a mastectomy tattoo or are wondering whether they are for you, here’s all you need to know, according to medical and artistic specialists, per Good Housekeeping.
Read More
More Women Embracing ‘Going Flat’ After Mastectomy
A growing number of women forgoing reconstruction after a mastectomy say they’re satisfied with their choice, even as some did not feel supported by their physician, according to a new study.
Read More
California to Facilitate Mastectomies for Young Girls in the Name of Progress
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara asked the Department of Insurance to issue a General Counsel Opinion Letter clarifying that gender dysphoric individuals cannot legally be denied chest reconstructive surgery solely based on their age, The Post Millennial reports.
Read More
Mastectomy and Reconstructive Surgery May Lead to Patients Becoming Persistent Drug Users
Women who receive mastectomy and reconstructive surgery as part of breast cancer treatment may face the risk of developing persistent use of opioids and sedative-hypnotic drugs, according to data presented at the 2020 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, held Dec. 8-11.
Read More
7 Facts About Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy Doctors & Patients Want You To Know
The key to understanding breast reconstruction after mastectomy, patients and doctors explain, is to know that it’s not a one-size-fits-all operation, Bustle explains.
Read More
Breakthrough Study by Kaiser Permanente Supports Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery
Recently, a medical study across 21 Kaiser Permanente sites in Northern California showed results that reinforced sending mastectomy patients home just hours after surgery.
Read More
Plastic Surgery Helps Mastectomy Patients
For anyone, a cancer diagnosis is a life-changing moment. For military beneficiaries within the National Capital Region, the John P. Murtha Cancer Center at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center serves as the focal-point of all cancer care, Fort Hood Sentinel reports.
Read More
13 Facts to Know If You’re Considering a Double Mastectomy
Mastectomy can be tough on a woman physically and emotionally, particularly in a world that associates female identity with having a bust, per Good Housekeeping.
Read More
Performing Health: Post-Surgical Bra Through Gender and Fashion Commentary
How do post-surgical bras connect fashion and medical treatment? How do social norms of gender apply to their design? GC Advocate provides some answers.
Read More
Breast Cancer Patients Are Unaware of Surgical Options, Study Suggests
Findings from a recent study illustrate the importance of surgeons making their patients aware of breast cancer’s long-term impact on the body and the surgical options available to minimize morbidity, according to its first author.
Read More
How Far Is Too Far? Travel Distance Cited as Breast Reconstruction Obstacle
While greater patient awareness and insurance coverage have contributed to greater breast reconstruction rates in the United States, geographic barriers to access this service remain.
Read More
Study: Autoaugmentation After Mastectomy May Boost Satisfaction
The new study, using the validated BREAST-Q questionnaire, suggests higher patient satisfaction rates for women undergoing reconstruction using their own tissues.
Read More