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Tag Archives: BRCA-1 gene
Improved quality of life after Breast Reconstruction
A recent study from researchers at Sloan-Kettering Cancer center in New York confirms that women undergoing breast reconstruction using their own tissues felt better about themselves as early as three weeks after the surgery. Improvements in satisfaction, psychosocial well-being and … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Procedures, Breast Reconstruction, Uncategorized
Tagged board-certified plastic surgeon, BRCA-1 gene, breast cancer, breast reconstruction, Dr. Stephen Delia, Duxbury MA plastic surgeon, fully-accredted surgical center
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Patient Interview: Fighting the BRCA-1 Gene
Having just concluded Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we thought it was only fitting that we interviewed a handful of our patients who have come to us recently for reconstructive surgery following breast cancer operations. Their experiences are powerful examples of … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Procedures, Breast Reconstruction, Patient Testimonials, Post-Op
Tagged bilateral mastectomy, BRCA-1 gene, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Stephen Delia, fighting breast cancer risk, plastic surgeon Duxbury MA, reconstructive surgery following a mastectomy, skin and nipple sparing technique
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