Before & After Gallery

This patient, a transgender man in his 20s, underwent gender-affirming chest surgery with Dr. Sisco. A double-incision mastectomy with free nipple grafts was performed to remove the breast tissue and create a flatter, more masculine chest contour. The nipples were resized and repositioned to complement his new chest shape and

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 60s, was diagnosed with cancer in her right breast. Dr. Pesce removed the cancer, and Dr. Sisco performed an oncoplastic breast reduction to reshape the breast while maintaining a natural, balanced contour. She subsequently underwent radiation therapy, which caused some mild tightening of

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 their 50s, sought top surgery with an aesthetic flat closure rather than a traditionally masculine chest contour. Dr. Sisco performed the procedure to achieve a smooth, flat result aligned with their goals. They’re happy with how closely their results match the outcome they envisioned.

This patient, in her 50s, was diagnosed with cancer in her right breast, requiring removal of the nipple as part of her surgery. Dr. Pesce performed a central lumpectomy, and Dr. Sisco performed an oncoplastic reduction to reshape and preserve her breast contour.

This patient, in her 60s, was diagnosed with cancer in her left breast. Dr. Pesce performed the cancer excision, and Dr. Sisco performed an oncoplastic reduction with lift to preserve breast shape and symmetry. She has since completed her cancer treatment and reports feeling grateful for

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