Breast Reconstruction

Breast Reconstruction
Before & After Photos

If you've been diagnosed with breast cancer and are preparing for mastectomy (removal of the breast), or if you've had a mastectomy and are now considering breast reconstruction on Long Island, restoring your self-image is an important step in the process of recovery.

Breast cancer treatment decisions may feel overwhelming at times. As you consider your surgical options, try to evaluate your goals, your expectations and the long term effects of breast reconstruction. For many women, reconstruction is an integral part of the recovery process. Regaining your health and restoring your body-image is possible with a lot of care, patience and courage.

To request your free surgical consultation, just click, or call the office of board certified plastic surgeon Dr. James Romanelli now at (631) 424-3600.

Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. James Romanelli, is a breast reconstruction specialist on Long Island who recognizes the complex needs of breast cancer survivors and their partners. Dr. Romanelli offers breast reconstruction by:

  • Autogenous methods: using your body's own tissue, as in the TRAM or "tummy tuck" flap
  • Direct to implant: immediate reconstruction at the time of mastectomy with saline or silicone breast implants, or
  • Tissue expanders, followed by reconstructive breast implants

During your consultation, Dr. Romanelli will discuss your options and help to determine the proper procedure with you.

Understanding what reconstructive surgery can and cannot accomplish is essential for a successful outcome. Give yourself the opportunity to discuss your potential for successful reconstruction without pressure or constraint in the comfort and privacy of Dr. Romanelli's Long Island plastic surgery office, located in Huntington, New York. Call (631) 424-3600 today or click here to request your free surgical consultation.

You can also learn more about breast reconstruction on Long Island by taking a moment to view our photo gallery of before and after pictures.

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