Breast rehabilitation: Breast cancer is currently ranked first in the female incidence of malignant neoplasms in the country, and the survival rate of breast cancer patients has improved significantly as a result of the technological advances in medical care and socio-economic development, as well as more information on the quality of life after surgery — in the hope of maintaining the mammogram’s naturality to the greatest extent possible while the operation is safe. To this end, breast rehabilitation techniques after breast cancer are increasingly applied to clinically.
What is a “breast rehabilitation operation”: Breast rehabilitation can be divided into “prosthetic breast rehabilitation” and “self-organizing breast rehabilitation”. This technique enables breast cancer patients to re-form their side mammograms, contours and aesthetics, and to achieve both-side mammography signs and basic symmetry. Typically, “prosthetic breast rehabilitation” uses “silon gel” as a filling, with the advantage of recovery being faster than self-organisation rehabilitation. The organizational sources and breasts used for “self-organizing breast rehabilitation” are close, and the breast appearance, contours, and the feeling of hand warms nature. The main sources are three types: the back broad muscle skin, the abdominal abdominal bicep, and the processed filtration fat that is drawn from the fat-rich areas, mainly for smaller deficiencies.
“Instant reconstruction” and “delay reconstruction”: also referred to as “phase one” and “phase two”. The first phase of rehabilitation: the re-establishment of breast milk immediately after the mammography and the simultaneous operation of the surgery will relieve the patient of the mental burden of breast loss. For early breast cancer lymph transfer patients. Second phase of reconstruction: after mammography. Patients often experience the pain of breast loss and have adequate psychological preparation and need for reconstruction, which will restore not only the beauty of women but also the sense of a mental deficit. For patients with lymphoma lymphoma transfer in the middle and late stages of breast cancer who need follow-up treatment.
The rapid development of modern mammography has brought evangelization to female friends with breast defects due to tumours and has greatly improved the quality of life of breast cancer patients while safeguarding their life and health. In this context, we have rebuilt not just breasts, but patients’ hopes for a new life!
