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Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
MyMeditravel Agusan del Norte, Philippines
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Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
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Breast Reconstruction at Adraneda Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery in Agusan del Norte, Philippines

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MyMeditravel toni de guzman, 29 November 2017
The place is tidy with a cozy ambiance. The consultation room is very relaxing, the space is not cramped, and the doctor is warm and accommodating. I had one se...
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Asian Hospital and Medical Center
MyMeditravel Metro Manila, Philippines
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Asian Hospital and Medical Center
Asian Hospital and Medical Center
Asian Hospital and Medical Center
Asian Hospital and Medical Center
Asian Hospital and Medical Center
3.2
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Breast Reconstruction at Asian Hospital and Medical Center in Metro Manila, Philippines

MyMeditravel Steve Frost, 20 September 2020
Best hospital in delhi ncr. Good quality of treatment and takes good care of patients....
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The Medical City
MyMeditravel Metro Manila, Philippines
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The Medical City
The Medical City
The Medical City
The Medical City
The Medical City
3.1
133 reviews

Breast Reconstruction at The Medical City in Metro Manila, Philippines

The Medical City, or TMC for short, was founded in 1967 and achieved JCI accreditation in 2006. Located on a 1.5 hectare plot next to Ortigas Avenue, the facility comprises 115,000 square meters of floor space over 18 levels, with...more
MyMeditravel Mari Delos Santos, 16 April 2020
The main lobby will give you a feeling of being in a resort or hotel lobby. The newly open Central Park will be an extra treat, an amenity area that will give p...
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JMW Plastic Surgery
MyMeditravel Pangasinan, Philippines
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Breast Reconstruction
JMW Plastic Surgery

Breast Reconstruction at JMW Plastic Surgery in Pangasinan, Philippines

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Everything you'll need to know about Breast Reconstruction in Philippines

What is the cost of Breast Reconstruction in Philippines?

Undergoing surgery like Breast Reconstruction brings along a financial commitment. The expense varies extensively, depending on many factors like the complexity of the procedure, the medical professional performing the surgery, the hospital's facility, and the region, amongst others. Generally, the cost might range between $15,000 to $50,000, including multiple surgeries or intricate techniques within this estimate.

Thankfully, in many cases, insurance plans cover such surgical procedures, especially given mandates like the Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act of 1998 in the U.S. Still, out-of-pocket expenses associated with co-payment or deductibles can add up. It's recommended to navigate these aspects with your insurance provider and your chosen healthcare facility in Philippines.

What does a Breast Reconstruction Procedure Involve?

Breast reconstruction generally happens in stages, starting with the most complex first, which may either occur at the same time as the mastectomy or later, based on the individual’s specific health conditions or treatment plan. 

Two main techniques are employed in breast reconstruction. One is the use of an implant, saline, or silicone to recreate the breast shape. Two, autologous or flap reconstruction where tissue from the patient’s body like the abdomen or thigh is relocated to recreate the breast shape. The method selected is dependent on individual factors like the patient’s health, personal choice, cancer type, and stage.

After the primary surgery and post an adequate healing period, the surgeon performs a second procedure to recreate the nipple and areola. Later, to give it a natural look, the nipple-areola complex is tattooed. Remember that although it is a common procedure, complications might arise involving reaction to anaesthesia, bleeding, infection, poor healing or the need for further interventions.

How Long Should I Stay in Philippines for a Breast Reconstruction Procedure?

Post-breast reconstruction surgery, patients typically stay in the hospital for two to five days. However, if the reconstruction was done immediately after the mastectomy, the stay could extend from three to six days. 

Overall, a patient should expect to remain in Philippines for approximately two weeks post-surgery. This allows enough time for necessary follow-ups and to address any complications, if they arise. As with any major surgical procedure, do not hasten the healing process.

What's the Recovery Time for Breast Reconstruction Procedures in Philippines?

The recovery timeframe for breast reconstruction procedures in Philippines varies from patient to patient. Generally, for implant-based procedures, patients may take about four to six weeks to recuperate before they return to normal routines. For more complex autologous techniques, particularly those using abdominal tissue, patients might require six to eight weeks for recovery.

Recovering patients need to temper their activities during this period. Avoid lifting heavy objects and defer strenuous exercise until your physician gives a clear signal. Medical assistance should be promptly sought if any discomforting symptoms like chronic pain, redness or swelling surface.

What's the Success Rate of Breast Reconstruction Procedures in Philippines?

Medical success cannot just be measured in terms of complication-free postoperative progress or longevity of implants used in breast reconstruction. Patient satisfaction with their surgery, their psychological well-being following the operation, their perception of body image, and their quality of life post-surgery are equally important factors to consider. Studies indicate that between 85% to 90% of women who have undergone breast reconstruction are satisfied with the long-term results.

In Philippines, dedicated hospitals and healthcare facilities strive to offer high-quality treatment, ensuring the best possible surgical outcomes using progressive technology and experienced professionals. Still, everyone's response to surgery varies, and outcomes depend on factors such as overall health, age, body type, and compliance with surgical advice.

Are there Alternatives to Breast Reconstruction Procedures in Philippines?

Indeed, there are alternatives to breast reconstruction in Philippines. The journey of every woman is unique and how she chooses to deal with the loss of a breast, or both, is a highly personal decision. Alternatives include:

  • Breast Prostheses or Forms: They are silicone forms that imitate the appearance and feel of natural breast tissue. They come in diverse sizes, shapes and colours to closely match the woman's skin tone.
  • Flat Closure: In this method, the surgeons sew up the chest wound smoothly, without constructing a breast mound. This option appeals to women who choose not to have more surgeries or body implants.
  • Opting not to undergo reconstruction at all, also termed as "going flat: This method exhibits the woman's choice to live comfortably with her new body shape without artificial substitutes or further surgeries. It is a fully personal decision deserving respect and support.

Each of these options has pros and cons, and the choice depends on the woman’s personal preference, health status, lifestyle, and perception of her body. Regardless of the choice, it’s important to regularly monitor breast health and engage in practices that promote overall wellness.

What Should You Expect Before and After the Breast Reconstruction Procedure?

Before the surgery, comprehensive discussions with the surgeon will take place to understand treatment objectives, outcomes, and possible complications. Preoperative tests, lifestyle modifications, and nutritional advice may form a part of the preparatory process. 

Postoperative care is equally important: discomfort, swelling, and bruising are normal and subside over time. Pain management strategies will be provided to help you manage discomfort effectively. Your surgeon will provide personalised guidance on caring for your surgical site, usage of medications, and physical activities.

What sort of Aftercare is Required for Breast Reconstruction Procedures in Philippines?

The following points should be considered post-operation:

  • Follow the instructions given by your doctor and take your medicines as and when prescribed.
  • Consult a nutritionist for a diet plan. A healthy diet helps you recover faster.
  • Do not wear a padded or underwire bra until allowed by your doctor.
  • Use surgical bras in the early few days after the surgery.
  • Avoid excessive unnecessary movement of your breasts.
  • Do not lift heavy objects and children - it could stretch on your stitches.
  • Change your bandage whenever it gets dirty. Germs can cause infection.
  • Do not take a bath when the bandages are still intact. A wet bandage can also be the cause of infection.
  • Abstain from sexual activity for at least 6 weeks.
  • Take rest - give yourself time to recover.

How Do I Prevent Cancer from Recurring?

Preventing cancer recurrence largely revolves around a balanced, healthy lifestyle coupled with regular medical check-ups. Regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, and eating nutritiously can contribute to cancer prevention. Smoke cessation and limiting exposure to secondhand smoke are crucial for both prevention and postoperative recovery.

Regular breast self-examinations, as well as mammograms and follow-up visits, are critical for early detection of any recurrence. Stress management techniques like yoga, meditation, and spending time in nature can also play an essential role in overall health.

Your medical team in Philippines is there to support you, offering advice tailored to your individual health status and medical history. Remember, proactive health checks are key to maintaining overall health and preventing the recurrence of diseases like cancer.

What is the ideal time to have Breast Reconstruction surgery after a Mastectomy in Philippines?

The decision regarding when to have Breast Reconstruction following a Mastectomy in Philippines is largely based on the individual's health status, treatment plan, personal preferences, and discussions with the oncology team. Breast reconstruction can be done at the time of mastectomy (immediate reconstruction) or at a later date (delayed reconstruction). Immediate reconstruction might offer psychological benefits and less overall surgery since both procedures are done together. Yet, if additional treatments such as radiation therapy are required post-mastectomy, opting for delayed reconstruction could be advisable to avoid risks posed by radiation to the new construct.

Remember that deciding on the timing of breast reconstruction is a personal choice and should be made in consultation with your healthcare providers. They can provide specific guidance based on your health condition and treatment plan.
 

How Will Breast Reconstruction in Philippines Impact My Routine Mammograms and Breast Cancer Detection?

Breast reconstruction surgery may impact the way routine breast cancer screenings are conducted. After a mastectomy with or without reconstruction, women usually don't need routine screening mammograms on the treated side since all breast tissue has been removed. However, they would need routine mammograms for the untreated breasts.

If you've had reconstruction using your own body tissue, your surgeon or oncologist will guide you on whether or not you'll require mammograms on the reconstructed breast. Remember, mammograms can still be performed on reconstructed breasts, and self-breast exams should be a regular part of your health routine.

Whilst the information presented here has been accurately sourced and verified by a medical professional for its accuracy, it is still advised to consult with your doctor before pursuing a medical treatment at one of the listed medical providers

Update: 18/03/2024