Breast Cancer Reconstruction

At the time of breast cancer treatment (immediate) or following its treatment (delayed), breast reconstruction is available to restore the shape of the breast. 

Types of breast reconstruction include:

  1. Implant-based reconstruction
  2. Latissimus (back flap) reconstruction
  3. Combination of implant and Latissiumus flap
  4. DIEP free flap reconstruction using the lower abdominal fatty tissue with or without skin

Titus Adams offers breast reconstruction and most commonly, this now involves the DIEP free flap type of reconstruction which uses specialist microsurgical techniques. This involves the maintenance of blood supply to allow tissue completely removed from one area of the body (free) to be plumbed back into other parts of the body, keeping it viable through the micro-anastomosis (joining) of the artery and vein.  This requires surgery only available in specialist centres.

Please refer to the DIEP free flap reconstruction document present below.

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“Recommendation after recommendation has put Adams firmly on the Cotswolds map (he has clinics in Berkshire and Oxfordshire). It’s partly down to his nature (he’s a wonderful conversationalist and has charisma in spades), but also his manner, which is thoughtful and careful. His forte? Womanly tummies, with curves in the right places. New mummies in particular love the way he recontours the waistline and creates the illusion of a lightly toned abdomen.”

“Titus Adams makes light work of postpartum tummies, slimming the silhouette and nipping in waists by pulling the underlying muscles tight, like a corset. ‘Though it’s best to leave some fat behind,’ he says. ‘It allows fluid to drain from the body, rather than building up in the tissues’. The fat he does take, however, is useful if there’s need to plump a deflated cleavage. And, because he’s chatty and approachable, smoothing over even the most awkward of questions (like ‘how do you wear your undergarments?’ – crucial, as it ensures the best positioning of scars), you feel at ease. You trust him.”

“Adams listens carefully & closely. And his results are truly top notch whether he is tidying things up after some impressive weight loss or putting you back together after the last baby. The key phrase is ‘preservation of tissues’, to retain a natural appearance.”