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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Ask Dr. David Song

David Song, MD is the Washington Regional Chief of Plastic Surgery for MedStar Health and chief of Plastic Surgery at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. An internationally recognized expert in plastic surgery, Dr. Song is known for his pioneering work in chest wall reconstruction, particularly DIEP flap procedures, and oncoplastic surgery. He is also a specialist in lymphovenous bypass and lymph node transfer using microsurgical and super-microsurgical techniques to reduce the severity of lymphedema. To see all of the questions Dr. Song answers, click on “show more” below. Clicking on the question takes you to his answer. To make an appointment with Dr. Song 202-444-8751 or visit MedStarGeorgetown.org/PlasticSurgery 00:- Meet Dr. David Song 2:45 Will my reconstructed breasts have feeling and will they feel natural? 3:25 How successful is the procedure that reconnects the nerves? 3:52 How long does breast reconstruction surgery take? 4:18 I was told I don’t have enough tummy fat for the DIEP flap by another surgeon. What are my options? 4:51 How long will the breast reconstruction last? 5:16 Why would someone choose an implant procedure over a flap procedure? 5:50 What is the typical post operative course? 6:15 What is the pain management strategy and goal? 6:44 What are the possible complications and side effects of breast reconstruction? 7:25 What is lymphedema and what are the treatment options ? 8:28 How effective is lymph node transfer from other parts of the body? 9:04 Is lymph node transfer a common procedure? 9:30 How will the other parts of the body be affected by taking lymph nodes away? 9:54 What is new in autologous breast reconstruction? 10:29 What can you do to minimize the chances of lymphedema after breast reconstruction surgery? 11:00 How common is lymphedema and to what extent are people really concerned about it? 11:27 Why come to MedStar Plastic Surgery for breast reconstruction?