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Breast reconstruction can take many forms and use a variety of tools and techniques to achieve truly amazing results. From reconstruction with implants to tissue-based reconstruction, there are more and more options available for women who are looking to restore their breasts post-mastectomy.
Anna Crollman sacrificed her breasts to cancer, but she refused to let it take her sense of style. Instead, she turned her passion for beauty and fashion into MyCancerChic, a blog and social media community, chronicling her decade-long breast cancer journey from research through reconstruction. This vital resource empowers young women to navigate cancer with confidence.
When you look at the most frequently performed plastic surgery procedures, according to the 2024 ASPS Plastic Surgery Statistics Report, there are standouts. Liposuction reigned supreme, followed by breast augmentation.
Michael Goodman, MD, was born with Treacher Collins syndrome, enduring countless surgeries and bullying because of his facial difference. After finally accepting himself, he shared his story in a social media post, which went viral, reaching thousands of people. Today, he speaks in classrooms around the world, encouraging compassion and inclusion through his lived experiences.
It's time for a deep dive into the world of these surface-level injectables and what they can do to plump up your aesthetic routine.
What's the allure of dimples? Why are some people blessed with them, while others are not? And how can you get them? We're answering these questions and more with the help of ASPS Member Surgeons.
After giving birth in October 2022, Krystina Pacheco faced a life-threatening infection that led to the amputation of all four of her limbs. Despite this unimaginable loss, she remained steadfast in her goals of being a devoted mother and dancing with her husband. Embracing physical therapy, mental health support and prosthetics, Krystina's journey exemplifies how profound adversity can be transformed into a new beginning.
Rather than waiting for more drastic signs of aging, patients are seeking out facelifts much earlier as a preventive measure rather than a restorative procedure.
Breast surgery patients may not realize that specific postsurgical garments serve a crucial recovery function. Understanding how these garments work and what they are supposed to feel like can ease your body and mind into a more comfortable place.
Since 1998, how we navigate and connect has undergone a significant transformation. The science helping breast cancer patients has advanced, too. In 1998, many women faced limited options for breast reconstruction. Today, advancements have opened new avenues.