Prepectoral vs Subpectoral Breast Reconstruction: An Evidence-Based Comparison
Above or below the muscle? A sourced, even-handed comparison of prepectoral and subpectoral implant-based breast reconstruction.
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Is Rigottomia Safe? Recovery, Risks and What to Expect
A plain-language patient guide to rigottomia: what happens, whether it is safe, scarring, anaesthetic, recovery and how many sessions to expect.
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Rigottomia for Tuberous Breast, Scars and Areola Release
How rigottomia releases the fibrous restriction behind tuberous breasts, areola herniation, scars and burns — then reshapes and volumises with fat.
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Questions to Ask Your Surgeon About Breast Reconstruction
The questions worth asking to make an informed, confident decision about your reconstruction.
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Choosing a Biological Matrix: A Practical Framework for Reconstructive Surgeons
A structured, six-dimension framework for comparing biological matrices on the properties that actually matter — rather than on branding.
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Prepectoral Breast Reconstruction: The Role of Biological Matrix and Fat Grafting
What prepectoral breast reconstruction is, why it spares the chest muscle, and how a biological matrix and fat grafting enable the technique.
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Rigottomia and Fat Grafting: Preparing the Recipient Site for Better Graft Take
A surgeon-facing overview of how rigottomia reconditions the recipient bed — release, expansion and vascular access — to improve fat graft take.
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Recovery After Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction: What to Expect
From early rest and drain care to months of settling — a general overview of what recovery tends to involve.
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Reducing Complications in Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction
The main complication categories in implant-based reconstruction and how matrix properties and fat grafting act as controllable levers on risk and contour.
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Med Tech for Breast Reconstruction: How Technology Is Changing Implant Surgery
How medical technology — from biological matrices to fat dialysis — is reshaping implant-based breast reconstruction toward muscle-sparing, biology-led results.
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