if your breast is remove by sergery then how is cover your body looks like same other sides breast?

Answer 1

Arey - Woh - Sardarji, Kya prashna kya apne -

After Mastectomy surgery i.e. removal of breast due to Breast cancer, it is possible to reconstruct the breast. Panda has given the complete story and and in addition, please refer the following website of American Cancer society for your information. -

http://www.cancer.org/docroot/CRI/content/CRI_2_6X_Breast_Reconstruction_After_Mastectomy_5.asp

Answer 2

It is, as others have said, possible to have reconstructive surgery. Many women choose not to do this however as it is major surgery - far more so than the mastectomy itself.

I personally decided I didn't want to spend any of whatever time I had left undergoing and recovering from such major surgery, so I have not had a reconstruction.

I know many women who did choose reconstruction and are very happy indeed with the results.

I'm fortunate in that I live in the UK, so if ever I change my mind about reconstruction, even years down the line, I will be able to have one on the NHS.

A properly fitted prosthesis, worn inside your bra, will look and move exactly the same as the other breast under clothing.

Answer 3

Breast cancer is devastating, it scars physically and emotionally. However, it is possible at a later date to have reconstructive surgery and rebuild the breasts:

One Young Woman's Story of Breast Cancer Recovery and Reconstruction
http://www.myselftogetheragain.org/process.htm

Answer 4

Panda is 100% correct, although some surgeons perform the reconstruction at the time of mastectomy. This is more convenient as the woman has to endure one surgery not two and they have immediate cosmetic results.

Answer 5

It is possible to have reconstructive surgery so the person appears to have normal breasts.

Answer 6

there are also prosthetics that you can put in your bra to make your chest look normal