Before & After Gallery

This patient, in her 40s, was diagnosed with DCIS in one breast. Dr. Pesce performed a nipple-sparing mastectomy, preserving the natural breast skin and nipple. Dr. Sisco then performed breast reconstruction using a tissue expander placed beneath the chest muscle, which was later exchanged for a permanent

This patient, in her 50s, had undergone a left mastectomy and breast reconstruction nearly 30 years earlier for DCIS, followed by treatment for a recurrence two years later. Over time, she was left with significant asymmetry between her reconstructed breast and her natural breast. Dr. Sisco revised the left reconstructed

This patient, in her 60s, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Due to significant ptosis, Dr. Pesce performed skin-sparing mastectomies, and Dr. Sisco placed tissue expanders, later exchanging them for permanent implants with fat grafting to refine the result. She went on to have professional 3D areola

This patient, in her 50s, was diagnosed with cancer in her left breast. Dr. Pesce performed a skin-sparing mastectomy and Dr. Sisco placed a tissue expander. Dr. Sisco later completed reconstruction with exchange to a permanent implant, performing a reduction and lift on the right breast

This patient, in her 40s, was diagnosed with cancer in her left breast. Dr. Pesce performed a nipple-sparing mastectomy, and given her thin body habitus, Dr. Sisco placed the tissue expander in a retropectoral position, later exchanging it for a permanent implant with autologous fat transfer

Following a breast cancer diagnosis in her 40s, this patient underwent a nipple-sparing mastectomy performed by Dr. Pesce. Dr. Sisco then completed her reconstruction in stages, beginning with a tissue expander and progressing to a permanent implant, with fat grafting used to refine the final shape.

This patient, in her 40s, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Dr. Pesce performed a skin-sparing mastectomy, and Dr. Sisco completed a two-stage reconstruction, placing a tissue expander followed by exchange to a permanent implant, with autologous fat transfer used to refine the final contour.

This patient, in her 40s, was diagnosed with breast cancer. After nipple-sparing mastectomy, and Dr. Sisco carried out staged reconstruction with a prepectoral tissue expander, later exchanging it for a larger implant per her preference, with fat grafting added to refine the contour.

This patient, in her 50s, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Dr. Pesce performed a nipple-sparing mastectomy, and Dr. Sisco placed a tissue expander before exchanging it for a permanent implant with fat grafting to refine the contour. She’s since completed treatment and describes feeling like herself

This patient, in her 30s, had previously undergone prophylactic mastectomy with prepectoral silicone implant reconstruction performed elsewhere. Presenting with implants that were too large and visible rippling, she came to Dr. Sisco, who downsized her implants and tightened the overlying skin to achieve a more natural, proportionate result. She