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Health CheckupDr. Ankita Jain
MBBS, MS
MCh (Plastic Surgery)
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
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Breast surgery can be performed for several reasons, including reconstruction after breast cancer surgery, correction of breast asymmetry, changes in breast size or shape, and aesthetic concerns. The appropriate procedure depends on the patient's anatomy, medical history, goals and overall health.
At Bombay Hospital Jaipur, the Department of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery provides specialised care across reconstructive and aesthetic breast procedures, including breast reconstruction and breast implants. The department works within a tertiary-care hospital environment, allowing patients to access related specialties when required.
Breast surgery refers to a range of surgical procedures designed to reconstruct, reshape, restore or alter the appearance of the breast.
It may be considered for:
Not every patient requires the same procedure. A detailed consultation helps determine the most appropriate approach.
Breast reconstruction aims to restore the shape and appearance of the breast after breast tissue has been removed, commonly following breast cancer surgery.
Depending on the patient's situation, reconstruction may involve implants, the patient's own tissue or a combination of techniques.
Reconstruction may be performed at the same time as breast cancer surgery or at a later stage, depending on the overall treatment plan.
Breast implants can be used to increase breast volume or restore breast shape in selected patients.
Implant selection depends on factors such as:
A plastic surgeon discusses realistic expectations and the potential benefits and risks before surgery.
Aesthetic breast surgery may be considered by patients who are concerned about breast size, shape or symmetry.
The exact procedure depends on the individual's anatomy and desired outcome.
Gynecomastia refers to enlargement of breast tissue in males. In appropriate cases, surgery can help reduce excess breast tissue and improve chest contour.
The underlying cause should be assessed before considering surgery.
Breast reconstruction can be an important part of recovery for some women following breast cancer treatment.
The reconstruction plan is influenced by:
Reconstruction is primarily intended to restore breast shape and body contour. It does not replace the treatment or follow-up required for breast cancer.
A coordinated approach between the cancer-care team and reconstructive surgeon may be appropriate.
Breast reconstruction may be considered by women who have undergone or are planning breast removal or partial breast surgery.
It may also be considered when a patient experiences significant breast asymmetry or changes following previous surgery.
The suitability and timing of reconstruction must be evaluated individually.
A consultation is an important part of the treatment process. The plastic surgeon may evaluate:
For reconstructive procedures, previous cancer treatment and the planned or completed breast surgery are also important considerations.
The surgeon then explains the available options, expected results, recovery and potential risks.
The exact procedure varies depending on the type of surgery.
Generally, the treatment journey includes:
The duration of surgery and hospital stay depends on the procedure and the patient's individual circumstances.
Recovery varies depending on whether the procedure is reconstructive, implant-based or another type of breast surgery.
Patients may experience swelling, bruising, tightness or temporary discomfort during the early recovery period.
Postoperative care may include:
Heavy lifting and strenuous exercise may need to be avoided for a period after surgery.
Your surgeon will provide specific recovery instructions based on the procedure performed.
Like any surgery, breast procedures carry potential risks. These may include infection, bleeding, scarring, changes in sensation, asymmetry, delayed wound healing or complications related to anaesthesia.
Implant-based procedures have additional considerations, including implant-related complications that may require monitoring or further treatment.
Your plastic surgeon will discuss procedure-specific risks and expected outcomes during consultation.
Bombay Hospital Jaipur's Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery department provides care across reconstructive microsurgery, cancer reconstruction, trauma, burns and aesthetic surgery, alongside breast-related procedures.
The department's broader reconstructive expertise allows treatment planning to consider both functional requirements and aesthetic outcomes.
As a tertiary-care hospital, Bombay Hospital Jaipur also provides access to multiple medical and surgical specialties when patients require coordinated care.
Dr. Ankita Jain is a Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon at Bombay Hospital Jaipur. Her areas of practice include breast reconstruction, breast implant surgery, cancer reconstruction, trauma, burns, body contouring and aesthetic procedures.
Patients can discuss their individual concerns, treatment options and expected outcomes during a specialist consultation.
Consider consulting a plastic surgeon if you are:
A consultation does not necessarily mean that surgery is required. It provides an opportunity to understand available options and determine whether a procedure is appropriate.
Breast reconstruction is a surgical procedure that aims to restore the shape and appearance of the breast following breast tissue loss, commonly after breast cancer surgery.
In selected patients, reconstruction can be performed during the same operation as breast cancer surgery. In other situations, delayed reconstruction may be more appropriate. The timing depends on the patient's cancer treatment and overall health.
Breast implants are used in reconstructive and aesthetic breast surgery, but they can have potential complications and require appropriate follow-up. Your surgeon will discuss the benefits, risks and long-term considerations before surgery.
Recovery varies according to the type and extent of surgery. Your surgeon will provide individual guidance about wound care, physical activity and returning to normal routines.
Breast surgery may help improve significant differences in breast size or shape in appropriately selected patients. The exact procedure depends on the cause and degree of asymmetry.
No. Breast-related procedures can also be performed in men, including surgery for gynecomastia when clinically appropriate.
Whether you are considering breast reconstruction, breast implants or another breast procedure, choosing the right surgical approach requires careful assessment and realistic expectations.
Consult the Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery team at Bombay Hospital Jaipur to discuss your concerns and explore personalised breast surgery options.
MBBS, MS
MCh (Plastic Surgery)
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
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