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Why happens during natural tissue breast reconstruction?

Why happens during natural tissue breast reconstruction?

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...

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