Breast reconstruction surgery is a procedure that restores the shape, symmetry, and appearance of one or both breasts after a mastectomy or lumpectomy due to breast cancer. The goal is to help survivors reclaim their confidence and body image following cancer treatment.
There are different types of reconstruction, including implant-based and autologous (using your own tissue), and each option is customized based on the patient’s body, health, and personal preferences.
Dr. Aicee Bernal is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon with a gentle, patient-first approach. She brings extensive experience in oncologic reconstruction, helping breast cancer survivors restore not just their physical form — but their sense of wholeness and femininity.
With a strong commitment to both aesthetic excellence and emotional sensitivity, Dr. Aicee works closely with oncologists and breast surgeons to provide comprehensive, compassionate care.
Q: Is breast reconstruction required after cancer surgery?
A: No. It’s a personal choice — many women choose it for emotional healing and body confidence, but others feel comfortable without reconstruction.
Q: Will my reconstructed breast look natural?
A: Dr. Aicee carefully designs each reconstruction to match your body proportions and preferences, aiming for natural shape and symmetry.
Q: Can I have reconstruction if I already had cancer surgery years ago?
A: Yes! Delayed reconstruction is always an option — even years after mastectomy or lumpectomy.
Q: Is this covered by insurance or PhilHealth?
A: In some cases, breast reconstruction may be partially or fully covered.
Rebuild confidence, restore your body, and honor your journey as a survivor.
Schedule a confidential breast reconstruction consultation with Dr. Aicee Bernal, and explore your options in a safe, supportive environment.
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