by carinamarielivoti | Jul 2, 2026 | Blog, Featured
When you’re facing breast reconstruction surgery after mastectomy, there are usually two main options for how to construct new breasts: reconstruction with implants or reconstruction with your own tissue (natural tissue flap reconstruction). Within those broad... 
by carinamarielivoti | May 14, 2026 | Blog
From diagnosis to reconstruction, breast cancer introduces you to many healthcare providers with different specialties. What’s more confusing? There are specialists within those specialties. One of the specialists you may hear about during breast reconstruction... 
by carinamarielivoti | May 8, 2026 | Physical & Emotional Recovery
Breast reconstruction is a major surgery that requires a lot of healing. After all, a large area of your chest has been surgically altered. It makes sense to have some swelling, bruising, and soreness while you heal. Sometimes, fluid or blood can collect under the... 
by carinamarielivoti | Apr 28, 2026 | Physical & Emotional Recovery, Preparation, Logistics, and Patients' Rights
Travel is stressful for everyone. If you’ve had breast reconstruction surgery, adding the unknowns of navigating airport security with implants, expanders, or prostheses can produce even more anxiety. If you’re wondering what to expect at TSA and how your body or... 
by carinamarielivoti | Apr 6, 2026 | Reconstruction Options
Breast reconstruction is a long-term process that can involve revisions, changes, and new decisions as the body evolves. The good news is that as your body, lifestyle, and mindset shift over time, revision procedures can help address those changes. Some implant-based...
