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Understanding Autologous Reconstruction | Understanding Breast Reconstruction Series

Autologous Breast Reconstruction | Own Tissue Breast Surgery Explained In this video, Dr Duncan Taylor, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Perth, Western Australia, explains autologous breast reconstruction — a type of breast reconstruction using your own tissue. Dr Taylor covers: ✅ What to expect before, during, and after surgery ✅ The advantages and disadvantages of autologous breast reconstruction ✅ Potential risks and how they are managed ✅ Breast revision surgery for improved symmetry and aesthetics This comprehensive guide walks you through the entire perioperative journey, helping you understand your options and what to expect during your recovery. Whether you’re exploring breast reconstruction options, seeking insights on own tissue breast surgery, or considering revision surgery to refine results, this video provides essential information. Dr Duncan Taylor MBChB, MRCS(Eng), FRCS(plast), FRACS(plast) MED0001883464 Registered medical practitioner Specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery 🔔 Stay informed – Subscribe for more expert discussions on plastic surgery, breast reconstruction, and recovery. ⚠ Disclaimer: This video provides general information about autologous breast reconstruction and is for informational purposes only. It is important to understand that every person's circumstances, experiences, and outcomes vary. All surgery is a significant decision that carries potential risks and requires thorough consideration. For more information on the risks associated with this surgery, please go to www.drduncantaylor.com.au/procedures-list/autologous. Viewers are encouraged to consult qualified medical professionals to discuss their specific situation, explore all available options, and make informed decisions based on personalised advice. For more details about breast reconstruction surgery, visit Dr Duncan Taylor’s website.