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Recover
For those who have recently had breast cancer surgery and need items to help with the initial recovery afterwards.
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Balance
For after healing from reconstruction or breast conserving surgery and needing some kind of thin prosthesis to complete the shape of the breast tissue still remaining for a natural appearance.
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Restore
For after recovering from full breast removal surgery and needing some kind prosthetic breast to restore total fullness in the bra cup.
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“Post-Surgical”
Post-Surgical, also known as recovery or leisure products, are useful immediately following surgery. The products range from compression bras, foam forms, camisoles with drain pouches, and so much more. Click here to see our whole recovery product line.
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“Shapers”
Shapers, also known as balancers or partials, are breast prostheses useful when the remaining breast only needs a little bit of fullness to complete the symmetry.
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“Breast Forms”
Breast forms are breast prostheses that are used when an entire breast shape is needed to restore symmetry in the bra.
American Breast Care’s breast form line offers over 30 different shapes with a variety of different benefits.
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Surgery Sites
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Asymmetry or a small remaining breast, sometimes a result of breast conserving surgery
This surgery, sometimes referred to as a lumpectomy or partial mastectomy, conserves breast tissue while removing a tumor or lymph nodes from the breast.
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Fullness on surgery side, sometimes a result of reconstructive surgery
A surgery when the plastic surgeon creates a breast shape using an implant, tissue from another place of the body (autologous), or both.
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Excess skin remaining on chest wall, though not necessarily a breast
Removal of the breast and some of the surrounding affected tissue–may include removal of some lymph
nodes as well.
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Mostly flat surgical side with no remaining breast or tissue, usually a result of a simple mastectomy
The entire breast is removed in this surgery, but the pectoralis major muscle is left intact. No lymph nodes are removed.
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Mostly a concave chest wall with some ribs creating contours on surgical side, due to a radical mastectomy
Sometimes called a Halstead Radical, this surgery is the removal of the breast tissue and surrounding tissue frequently including the pectoral muscle and lymph nodes.
