Category: Breast

Breast lift surgery is a transformative procedure for many women. Medically referred to as mastopexy, this plastic surgery procedure has a range of benefits, including improving breast aesthetics, physical comfort, and self-confidence. However, many patients considering a breast lift have concerns that it might affect their future ability to breastfeed.…

Breast reconstruction is a transformative procedure for many women who have undergone mastectomy. With direct-to-implant (DTI) breast reconstruction, Dr. Lisa Cassileth offers a streamlined approach by placing implants immediately after mastectomy, reducing the number of surgeries required. However, achieving optimal results from DTI breast reconstruction involves meticulous post-surgery care. Here’s…

Undergoing breast lift surgery, or mastopexy, can be a life-changing decision—one that helps patients achieve their aesthetic goals, improve their physical comfort, and boost self-confidence. When considering breast lift surgery, many patients are concerned about what type of scars to expect after their procedure. As a board-certified and highly skilled…

Breast lift surgery, or mastopexy, is a transformative procedure that reshapes and raises the breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue. Ideal for those experiencing sagging due to aging, weight fluctuations, or the effects of motherhood, this surgery enhances breast contour and firmness, providing a rejuvenated body…

Those seeking breast reduction surgery typically include women experiencing chronic pain, postural issues, skin irritation, difficulty with physical activity, emotional distress, and limitations in clothing choices due to the excessively large size of their breasts. Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammoplasty, surgery offers a solution to alleviate these…

Breast reconstruction after mastectomy is a crucial step in the journey toward physical and emotional recovery for many women. Traditionally, the process involved a two-stage approach: first, tissue expanders were placed, followed by implants in a separate procedure. However, advancements in medical technology have paved the way for a game-changing…