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Re: Fat Grafting
That was interesting. Any studies that show who progresses and the characteristics unique to this person and their cancer is certainly welcome.
I was not surprised at the BRCA2 progression and the sternal lesion on the 34 year old.
It seems that AFT is a prudent option for those with a lower risk of recurrence. Perhaps those with a higher risk should chose other options until more advances with cancer treatments are part of standard of care.
Has there ever been similar studies analyzing TRAMS, LATS and DIEPS?
Paula - I would expect BRAVA to have less fat necrosis. It is a similar concept to the VAC that I wore for 5 weeks, vacuum assisted closure to help a pocket sized wound heal. It was a huge pain dragging a pump around for weeks but I have no necrotic lumps and I suspect it inadvertently increased the breast size in the area of loss.
Very happy to see the recent studies of AFT.
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