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December 11, 2024
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Deciding between a single (unilateral) or double (bilateral) mastectomy is a personal choice influenced by medical and emotional factors. A double mastectomy may be recommended if you have a genetic mutation (like BRCA), a high risk of cancer in the other breast, or for peace of mind. However, it’s a more extensive surgery Show Full Answer

Deciding between a single (unilateral) or double (bilateral) mastectomy is a personal choice influenced by medical and emotional factors. A double mastectomy may be recommended if you have a genetic mutation (like BRCA), a high risk of cancer in the other breast, or for peace of mind. However, it’s a more extensive surgery. Consider your health, risk factors, and feelings about symmetry and reconstruction. Discuss thoroughly with your surgeon.

December 11, 2024

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