Traveling For Breast Reconstruction May Not Be As Hard As You Think 
Traveling For Breast Reconstruction May Not Be As Hard As You Think 

October 25, 2022 Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Traveling long distances for surgery continues to be a significant worry for breast reconstruction patients… but it doesn’t have to be. Many people must travel to another state or country to find experienced surgeons skilled at performing advanced reconstructive techniques (such as the DIEP flap and TruSense℠). […]

The Ultimate Guide to All Your Breast Reconstruction Insurance Questions
The Ultimate Guide to All Your Breast Reconstruction Insurance Questions

Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin There are many questions and concerns regarding insurance costs for breast reconstruction surgery. It’s important to know as much as you can about your insurance coverage options and whether the procedure will be affordable for you. Continue reading as Tabetha, our dedicated Patient Liaison, and Jessie, our Cycle Revenue Manager, […]

Wendy Shares Her Breast Reconstruction Story
Wendy Shares Her Breast Reconstruction Story

Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Until my own diagnosis in February 2021, I was fairly oblivious to the journey of a cancer warrior.  That path of unknowns and gut-wrenching terror.  The long and winding road of a hijacked life, that can range years to a lifetime.  I never knew the anxiety of that life-altering phone […]

A letter to myself after my diagnosis…
A Letter To Myself After My Diagnosis…

Share on   Facebook Twitter Linkedin A letter to myself after my diagnosis… So many thoughts/emotions occur that encompass this battle with breast cancer: apprehension, skepticism, trust, prayer, on and on. With all of these comes the memories of smiles and laughter. When I was identified as the oldest patient at PRMA, I asked for […]

Fat Necrosis After Breast Reconstruction
Fat Necrosis After Breast Reconstruction

Share on   Facebook Twitter Linkedin After tissue-based “autologous” breast reconstruction, in some rare circumstances, the fat in the flap may not have received enough blood flow. Over a period of time, the fat may be replaced by scar tissue that can feel like a hard lump. The lump might be the size of a […]