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Tummy Tuck and Breast

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A girlfriend of mine had a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery later. The doctor used skin and fat from her tummy. It was a mess. The surgeon just did a lousy job. She looks fine with clothes on but her right breast doesn't look anything like a real one and her tummy has lots of scars.

If you are doing it electively and not as reconstruction surgery, I don't think I would risk it unless there is a way for the dr to insure the breast doesn't turn out lumpy.

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