Corrections after breast reconstruction – for a harmonious and natural result

The key factors
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About the treatment
Following breast reconstruction with implants or the patient’s own tissue, minor irregularities, asymmetries or prominent scars may occur. With the help of cutting-edge corrective procedures such as lipofilling (fat transfer), liposuction (fat removal) and scar correction, these after-effects can be treated in a targeted and gentle manner. The aim is to harmonise the shape of the breast, improve the appearance of the skin and achieve a natural look and symmetry with the other breast.
Typical areas of application
- To compensate for volume deficits or indentations (e.g. after implant reconstruction or flap reconstruction)
- To smooth out transitions and refine shape
- To remove small deposits of excess fat from the breast or armpit area
- To treat indented, hardened or wide scars
- Improvement of skin texture around the décolletage or the scar site
When is it recommended?
- When asymmetries or irregular contouring are still visible after breast reconstruction
- In the case of volume deficits, indentations or uneven transitions
- For prominent, indented or hardened scars
- To refine and optimise the overall aesthetic result
- In the event of subjective discomfort with the external appearance of the reconstructed breast
"For us, the focus of every reconstruction lies in restoring your quality of life – completely, precisely and individually."
FAQs
Is it harmful to have multiple anaesthetics?
Several short anaesthetic procedures, as required for individual lipofilling sessions, are generally well tolerated and involve minimal risk. Our team takes care to administer the anaesthetic as gently as possible. If you have any health concerns, we will be happy to discuss them with you in detail.
Can I choose where the fat is taken from?
Yes, of course, you can help decide which areas of the body the fat will be removed from, such as the abdomen, hips or thighs. We provide you with tailored advice on which potential donor sites are most suitable and which will give you the best results.
Is there a risk that the cancer will return in the breast?
Previous studies show that lipofilling does not increase the likelihood of breast cancer recurrence. Nevertheless, we monitor you carefully and closely as part of your aftercare to ensure your safety.
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