Many women do not have enough excess tissue in their lower abdomen (DIEP flap) or thighs (PAP/TUG flap) to perform a satisfactory breast reconstruction. The…
Three of the NYBRA Plastic Surgery physicians took part in Takeover Thursday. This series invited viewers to an inside look at our office and operating…
Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day is as much about educating patients and individuals of their options as it is illuminating the factors that underlie breast reconstruction…
This year, our patient, Ellen, donated 10 thousand dollars to NYBRA’s Making Strides Team! Her incredible fundraising effort comes as the culmination of an incredible…
The Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Long Island walk is this Sunday at Jones Beach! You have done the training. You have simulated…
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is a time to come together to find a cure for this disease. That’s why we’re so excited to have…
This week starts with a pat on the back for anyone who has been following Steps for Strides so far. Congratulations, you have every tool…
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is officially underway, and we are proud to announce that we will be working with BRCAStrong over the next five weeks…
DIEP flap breast reconstruction takes place along on the lower abdomen and typically leaves a scar. This type of abdominal scar is a great candidate…
Over the past several weeks, our Steps for Strides training has covered head-to-toe form, footwear, duration, distance, speed, and more. This week’s addition is interval…