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Around 70% of breast reconstruction interventions currently incorporate tissue expansion and prostheses (Plastic Surgery Statistics Report, 2010). The popularity of the technique is due in part to its apparent simplicity. However, to ensure satisfactory results and to avoid long-term complications a long learning curve is required, and certain modifications should be made to the conventional techniques.

Fat Grafting in Breast Reconstruction with Expanders and Prostheses in Patients Who Have Received Radiotherapy