Hopkins Expert: Breast Cancer Reconstruction

From: RealQuestions.TV
Type: Patients & People
Joined: October 2009
Videos: 788

Share this video

Added: October 15, 2009 | Time 03:01 | Views: 114

Today women can have a mastectomy and still have both breasts - thanks to reconstructive surgery. There are many options - from using fat from another part of body to silicon - and using natural skin with tattooed nipple hides the scar. Delayed reconstruction also an option.

From Johns Hopkins Hospital

Topics: Breast Cancer, Cancer

Tags: breast cancer, mastectomy, reconstructive surgery, treatment

Embed:

Comments

Post a Comment

Please log in at the top of the page to post a comment!

Why is fiber good for your health?
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 119 Add to Favorites

Does white wine have the same health benefits as red wine?
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 131 Add to Favorites

Is there a risk of taking too many vitamins, such as A, C or D?
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 97 Add to Favorites

Why is whole wheat bread better for you than white bread?
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 106 Add to Favorites

Are there any health benefits to drinking coffee?
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 122 Add to Favorites

Does coffee and soda dehydrate you?
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 131 Add to Favorites

I'd like to know more about natural ways of increasing my metabolism.
Posted By: RealQuestions.TV
Views: 94 Add to Favorites

Navigation

Community

Site Links

Resources / Support

By using this service, you accept our Terms of Service. Please read them. The health information on this site is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. You should promptly seek professional medical care if you have any concern about your health, and you should always consult your physician before starting a fitness regimen.