Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin What should you consider when choosing your breast reconstruction surgeon? Choosing your breast reconstruction surgeon is just as important as deciding on the type of reconstructive surgery to have. Here are 5 things to consider when deciding on which surgeon is right for you: 1) Your surgeon should be […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin The physicians and staff of PRMA celebrated the 20th anniversary of Dr. Peter Ledoux and Dr. Steven Pisano Friday night at the La Cantera Grille. The PRMA team was honored to recognize such an amazing accomplishment for the founders of PRMA who started the practice in 1994. A 1920’s theme […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin What is the difference between implant and flap breast reconstruction procedures? Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to breast reconstruction. Knowing all of your options is crucial before deciding on any surgery. Women often come to PRMA for consultation thinking reconstruction with implants is the only option available. […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Proper nutrition is essential for a successful recovery after breast reconstruction surgery. Discover the best foods to eat and avoid with this ultimate guide. What should you eat to help your body heal after breast reconstruction surgery? Breast reconstruction is a journey—part of which is a period of healing. […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin What exercises can help with range of motion after breast reconstruction surgery? After mastectomy or any breast reconstruction surgery, you will notice a significant decrease in your ability to perform simple movements, such as moving your arms up and down. This is a normal part of the healing process […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin How should you handle depression after breast reconstruction surgery? Depression is more than feeling gloomy or sad for a few days. Symptoms of depression do not go away and can gain control of your life. The most commonly identified signs of depression are: sadness loss of interest or pleasure in […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Women with breast cancer tend to believe that surviving comes with the cost of losing their breast and sense of womanhood forever. Thankfully, due to advances in medicine, this is no longer the case. After a breast cancer diagnosis many women undergo a mastectomy or lumpectomy either by choice or […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Summer weather makes for a great time to get outdoors and enjoy the sun. With summer in full swing it is important to consider how this season’s activities can affect your breast reconstruction. Being by the pool or on the beach is a great way to enjoy summer weather. Before […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin With the popularity of smart phones and tablets circulating in our society today, app downloads are at an all-time high. Apps are a great way to stay organized, keep up with the latest news, network within social media, and play games. But what about apps for the breast cancer […]
Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Are there books to help explain prophylactic mastectomy to children? Recently, a new children’s book hit the shelves titled “Mommy R Your Boobies Broken.” Written by PRMA Patient Catherine Lutz, the story walks readers through the journey of a child trying to understand what having breast cancer truly means and […]
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