BREAST RECONSTRUCTION FLAPS
Bilateral – Refers to both sides, or both breasts. ... This creates a hard lump under the skin of the reconstructed breast. ... a built in port (expander) is placed in a pocket. The pocket is in between the chest muscle (pectoralis major) and the rib. The tissue expander is placed under the chest wall muscle . ................
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