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Breast reconstruction can be done using implants or tissue from another part of the body. The type of breast reconstruction recommended will depend on a woman’s body shape, her general health and preference.
Find out more about:
Breast reconstruction using implants
Breast reconstruction using back muscle transfer (Latissimus dorsi flap)
Breast reconstruction using abdominal muscle transfer (TRAM flap)
Other types of breast reconstruction
Nipple reconstruction
Last Updated on Friday, 11 September 2009 22:18
Managing physical changes due to breast cancer
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Types of breast reconstruction
Breast reconstruction using implants
Back muscle transfer
Abdominal muscle transfer
Other types of breast reconstruction
Nipple reconstruction
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