Bilateral Breast Reconstruction with Abdominal Free Flaps: A Single Centre, Single Surgeon Retrospective Review of 55 Consecutive Patients

<div>((a) Preoperative; (b) 4 weeks after reconstruction; and (c) 6 months after reconstruction) 42-year-old smoker with family history of breast and ovarian cancer (BRACA negative) underwent risk reducing bilateral mastectomy and immediate DIEP reconstruction and delayed nipple reconstruction. Note native breast necrosis and abdominal wound dehiscence (consent obtained to use photographs).</div>

Plastic Surgery International

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Figure 2: Bilateral Breast Reconstruction with Abdominal Free Flaps: A Single Centre, Single Surgeon Retrospective Review of 55 Consecutive Patients 