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Linda
My ob-gyn said my scars “lie”. They tell him I’ve had a breast reduction and a tummy tuck instead of bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction.
My ob-gyn said my scars “lie”. They tell him I’ve had a breast reduction and a tummy tuck instead of bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction.
My mastectomy, reconstruction, and lipo could not have been handled or done any better than it was. Due to you PRMA, I have lost weight, lowered my blood pressure, and everyone that sees me now tells me how much better I look now than I ever have and I feel extremely good. Thanks to you!!!!
I want to thank you for all you did to keep me “whole” after my breast cancer diagnosis. I was very fortunate in so many ways after being diagnosed.
PRMA treated me like a person, actually a Queen, instead of a patient!
Even before the shock of being told I had breast cancer was over I was scheduled for an appointment with Dr Nastala at PRMA. He and the office staff were so kind and understanding and answered all of my crazy questions. I chose to have the DIEP procedure and also to have both breasts removed even though only one was affected.
I had my bilateral mastectomy and immediate DIEP flap the day before my birthday in September of 2010. I told the hospital staff that this was my birthday present; getting rid of cancer, getting a breast reduction and getting a tummy tuck. I thought I would be terrified, but everyone had told me how great Dr. Ledoux was and how wonderful the hospital staff was, so after Dr. Ledoux prayed with me, I was ready to go.
To my surprise, I have a beautiful breast. I’m still a woman. A special thanks to you and your staff for your patience, kind words, and prayers. It made such a difference.
I would like to express my deepest gratitude for all your dedication, hard work, and sincerity you provided for me as your patient. When I was diagnosed with breast cancer in September of 2001 I was devastated and didn’t know if I was going to fight for my life or die.
Let me take this opportunity to “thank you” for giving me a new perspective on life. I never thought I would be as happy as I am now after hearing the words “you have breast cancer.”
For me, arriving at the decision to do a DIEP flap reconstruction was simple. The key was finding the perfect surgeon for the task.