Treatment of Breast Reconstruction with Implant in India

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Breast reconstruction with implant: surgical procedure using silicone or saline implants to recreate breast shape after mastectomy or injury.

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What is Breast Reconstruction with Implant?

Breast reconstruction with implant is a surgical procedure to recreate a breast mound after a mastectomy or other breast cancer treatment using a silicone or saline implant.

What is the Cost of Breast Reconstruction with Implant?

$1,980 to $2,420

Who is the Right Doctor for Breast Reconstruction with Implant?

A plastic surgeon who specializes in breast reconstruction is the right doctor to perform this procedure. They have the expertise and training to create a natural-looking breast that is proportional to the patient's body.

What precautions should be taken after breast reconstruction with implant?
  • Avoid strenuous activity and heavy lifting for at least 4-6 weeks after surgery.
  • Wear a supportive bra or compression garment as directed by the surgeon.
  • Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments with the surgeon.
What are the Key tests to be done after breast reconstruction with implant?

Mammogram: Regular mammograms are recommended after breast reconstruction with implant to check for any changes in the breast tissue.

MRI: In some cases, an MRI may be recommended to check for leaks or ruptures in the implant.

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