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Nipple and Areola Reconstruction - Finishing Touches

Breast reconstruction after a mastectomy can be done by several different procedures, but does not immediately result in a fully featured breast that is identical to your remaining breast or your lost breast. A new breast mound is smooth and blank, because it has no nipple or areola. Some women skip getting a reconstructed nipple, and get a sexy tattoo instead. But many women feel more complete with a new nipple. What's your thoughts on this? Take the poll!
Thursday April 10, 2008 | comments (1)

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