Breast reconstruction surgery in InSense Clinic

Breast reconstruction surgery at InSense Clinic in Vilnius and Kaunas, Lithuania, helps restore the breast shape after a mastectomy or lumpectomy. The procedure typically runs around $3,200 and is performed by surgeons with over 20 years of experience. The clinic uses advanced techniques like fat transfer and breast implants to achieve a natural appearance.

Reconstruction Methods and Approach

Surgeons at InSense Clinic restore the size, shape, and symmetry of one or both breasts. They help patients recovering from cancer surgery or those with congenital breast deformities. The process usually happens in several stages to get the best result. The clinic offers three main reconstruction methods:

• Breast implants to restore volume and structure
• Fat transfer using the patient's own tissue for a soft, natural feel
• Combined techniques using both implants and fat transfer

To improve the final look, surgeons can also perform a breast lift or reduction on the healthy breast. This helps match both sides for better symmetry. Final stages often include nipple and areola reconstruction to complete the restoration.

Surgical Expertise and Technology

InSense Clinic performs 1,000+ plastic surgery procedures every year. It features a dual-endoscopic operating room which is unique in the Baltic region. Patients stay in modern wards with constant monitoring and nurse call systems. A consultation with a plastic surgeon costs around $100 and is necessary to plan the surgical stages.

The surgical team includes experts like Dr. Martynas Norkus, who has over 20 years of experience. Dr. Norkus trained in France, Germany, and the USA. Dr. Mindaugas Kazanavičius has over 15 years of experience in reconstructive surgery. The team also includes Dr. Ernest Zacharevskij, a member of ISAPS, and Dr. Diana Maldžiūtė, who specializes in facial and breast reconstruction.

If you are considering breast reconstruction, you can leave a request on Bookimed to learn more about the treatment plan.