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Breast Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction surgery is a medical procedure that rebuilds a woman's breast(s) after a mastectomy (the surgical removal of one or both breasts).

This procedure aims to restore the shape, appearance and symmetry of the breast(s) and can help improve the psychological and emotional wellbeing of women who have undergone breast cancer treatment or experienced breast-related health issues.

Our Breast Reconstruction Nurses act as a point of contact for patients, relatives, carers and other healthcare professionals. They provide information and practical and emotional support to patients undergoing breast reconstruction.

Contact us

If you are under the care of the Plastic Surgery Department for previous or upcoming breast reconstruction surgery, and need advice, please contact us.

Breast Reconstruction Nurses: 01865 234293
Monday to Friday 8.00am - 4.00pm (excluding Bank Holidays)

Email: breastreconstructionnurses@ouh.nhs.uk

Consultant Secretaries: 01865 231065

Out of hours

Specialist Surgery Inpatient Ward (SSIP): 01865 231232

Alternatively call Switchboard: 0300 304 7777 and ask the Operator to bleep the SSIP Co-ordinator on 6521.

Last reviewed:30 September 2024