Breast


Case: 54024
This 27-year-old, 140-pound, and 5’9″ patient underwent breast augmentation by Dr. DeRoberts using 470cc silicone moderate high-profile boost implants. Photos taken one month post op. (The texture on the patient’s skin is from post-operative care wraps used for optimal healing and implant positioning.) The patient is very happy with her results.


Case: 51004
The patient underwent bilateral mastectomies, during which Dr. Ruter placed tissue expanders. After the surgery, she received radiation therapy to the left breast as part of her cancer treatment. Once the radiation was completed, Dr. Ruter replaced the tissue expanders with moderate to high-profile breast implants. Additionally, a liposuction procedure was performed to harvest fat from the abdomen, which was then used for autologous fat transfer to enhance the contour and aesthetic outcomes of the breasts.


Case: 53034
Dr. Ruter performed a mommy makeover for this patient, which is a comprehensive combination of surgical procedures tailored to achieve the patient’s specific aesthetic goals. In this case, the procedures included a tummy tuck and a breast lift. Photos were taken three months after the operation, and the shape of the breasts and scars will continue to improve over time. The patient is very happy with her results.


Case: 54175
This patient presented for cosmetic breast revision after having saline breast implants placed many years earlier. She was found to have a rupture of the left saline implant.
Board- certified plastic surgeon Dr. Ruter performed removal of both implants and replaced them with silicone gel implants. In addition, internal tissue tightening (capsulorrhaphy) was performed to improve implant positioning and breast contour. The procedure resulted in a stable reconstruction with an excellent aesthetic outcome.


Case: 53172
This patient underwent bilateral mastectomies for breast cancer using an inframammary fold incision to preserve the nipple–areolar complexes. Immediate breast reconstruction was performed by Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Ruter during the same operative setting with implant placement and biologic mesh used as an internal bra for structural support.
Her initial reconstruction healed well; however, residual cancer was later identified at the nipple–areolar complexes. As part of her oncologic management, she subsequently underwent excision of both nipples and areolas to ensure complete cancer removal.













