Before & After Gallery

This woman underwent a double mastectomy to reduce her risk for breast cancer. Dr. Sisco performed her breast reconstruction in one stage with teardrop implants in front of the muscle (prepectoral). The lower scar location was used to remove excess skin from this area. Procedures Performed

This woman in her sixties underwent a skin sparing mastectomy for breast cancer. She had a previous breast augmentation surgery. Dr. Sisco performed her breast reconstruction using 550 cc silicone implants. She decided not to have nipple reconstruction. Procedures Performed Breast Reconstruction with Implants

This 50-year-old female underwent a double mastectomy with reconstruction 5 yers ago. She was dissatisfied with the size of her reconstruction, the shape on the right side, and how far apart the implants were. Dr. Sisco revised her breast reconstruction to smooth the contour on her right, increase

This woman in her 50s developed a left breast cancer. She wanted to be a bit larger. Dr. Sisco performed her breast reconstruction in two stages. He placed a tissue expander on the left after her nipple-sparing mastectomy. After stretching the skin on the left side, he replaced

This patient underwent bilateral prepectoral breast reconstruction followed by radiation on the right side. Procedures Performed Breast Reconstruction with Implants Provider: Mark Sisco, M.D.

This patient desired smaller, lifted breasts after mastectomy. Dr. Sisco performed implant-based reconstruction and incorporated a breast lift to enhance her shape. The result is a more proportional and youthful contour that aligns with her goals. Procedures Performed Breast Reconstruction with Implants Provider:

This woman in her 40s was hoping to achieve a more youthful looking breast. Dr. Sisco was able to help her achieve her goals by performing a breast implant reconstruction. Procedures Performed Breast Reconstruction with Implants Provider: Mark Sisco, M.D.

This patient in her 50s underwent a nipple-sparing mastectomy due to breast cancer. Dr. Sisco performed tissue expander placement to gradually prepare the chest for final reconstruction. After the expander phase, he completed the reconstruction with prepectoral silicone implants, creating a natural and symmetrical result that aligns with her

This woman had a left skin sparing mastectomy for breast cancer. She underwent breast reconstruction with a tissue expander followed by a 275 ml silicone implant performed by Dr. Sisco. A 175 ml implant was used for augmentation of the opposite breast for symmetry. She decided not to

This woman underwent nipple sparing mastectomy with prepectoral tissue expander to implant reconstruction for right breast cancer. Procedures Performed Breast Reconstruction with Implants Provider: Mark Sisco, M.D.