Stryker Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Do you for ? There are many options, including, but not limited to, Immediate/Direct-to-Implant Breast Reconstruction, Staged Implant Based Breast Reconstruction, Delayed Breast Reconstruction and Autologous Breast Reconstruction. Learn more at MyReconOptions.com!

At Stryker, we care about every patient’s journey with . Through our innovative technologies, we look to empower surgeons to help improve that journey. To view Pam’s breast cancer journey, visit https://bit.ly/3IHSF4S.

1 in 8 women in the United States will develop in her lifetime.* The best protection is early detection! Visit MyReconOptions.com to learn more!

that high levels of fruit and/or vegetable consumption may lower the risk of ? Talk to your doctor and visit MyReconOptions.com if you or a loved one is considering .

As of January 2022, there are more than 3.8 million women with a history of breast cancer in the U.S.* Today, and every day, when it comes to by visiting myreconoptions.com

that, on average, a woman is being diagnosed with in the United States every 2 minutes? Learn more about your options by visiting www.MyReconOptions.com.

Did you know? Less than 23% of women know their options for after . If you or a loved one is considering opting for breast reconstruction, talk to your doctor and visit http://www.MyReconOptions.com for more information. 💕

that there are many types of ? Learn about the different types by visiting https://bit.ly/32zBKiE.

Wishing you and yours a very happy New Year. We are so excited for #2022 and all that it will bring. What are you looking forward to?

from our Stryker family to yours!

A new study conducted in the UK shows that shortly after surgery may improve arm and shoulder mobility. Talk to your doctor and learn more, here: https://bit.ly/2ZR6Lx4

! We are grateful for each and every one of you. What are you thankful for this year?

"I can't change my diagnosis, but I can change what I do about it."

Watch as survivor Pam Richey shares her inspiring story of breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and reconstruction: https://bit.ly/3vyVbSy

Mastectomy & Breast Reconstruction: Pam's Story

In the spirit of , we want to know who your is! Let us know in the comments below.

The countdown begins! Only 9 days to go until the Awareness (BRA) 5K! Who are you running for?

Register to join us live in Atlanta (or virtually!) and donate! All proceeds go to the Plastic Surgery Foundation: https://p2p.onecause.com/bra5k

Tomorrow Stryker is going to Wear It Pink! is an annual event, which sees supporters wear pink ensembles as they celebrate and raise money for breast cancer warriors and research across the globe. Learn more about Day by visiting www.wearitpink.org/about.

Happy ! Having a post-mastectomy surgery is a very personal decision, and there is no "right way" to approach a reconstruction (or lack of one). What matters most is your personal preferences. Talk to your doctor to learn more about all of the available options. www.MyReconOptions.com

Today is ! is a surgery that helps rebuild the shape of a breast following or lumpectomy. It may involve using autologous tissue, prosthetic implants, or a combination of both... Learn more as plastic surgeon Dr. Maurice Nahabedian discusses a few of the available options for patients today: https://bit.ly/2Z4xNAR

Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day Plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Maurice Nahabedian discusses the importance of Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day and describes a few of the options ...

Did you know? Less than 23% of women know their options for after .

If you or a loved one is considering opting for breast reconstruction, talk to your doctor and visit http://www.MyReconOptions.com for more information. 💕

in men accounts for about 1% of all breast cancer cases - but the mortality rate for men is higher. Lean more: http://ow.ly/SUFj50GtrtO

Medical Monday: Male breast cancer awareness Dr. Suzanne Law of Hurley Medical Center talked about breast cancer awareness for men.

Yesterday was ! that the symptoms of metastatic breast cancer can vary depending on the location of the cancer? Learn more, by visiting https://bit.ly/3p4w2y2

Metastatic Breast Cancer - National Breast Cancer Foundation What is metastatic breast cancer (also known as Stage 4 breast cancer), and what are its symptoms?

"It was important for me in my return to normalcy, when all is said and done, to be in the process of reconstruction surgery"... survivor Mindi Thompson discusses why was an imperative part of her cancer journey: https://bit.ly/3j2kmbp

Cancer survivor discusses importance of breast reconstruction Thompson made the decision early on to undergo breast reconstruction.

How can you support Awareness? Stryker is running in this year's Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) 5K race virtually and live in Atlanta, GA! Are you in? Join Team Stryker by registering or donating here!: https://bit.ly/3D7MXTZ

has now overtaken lung cancer as the world’s most commonly diagnosed cancer. As surgeons and their teams develop personalized treatment plans for breast cancer patients, Stryker supports them with technologies designed to enhance visualization for added precision, efficiency and safety during breast surgery: http://ow.ly/cXcy50GnMpX

? There are many different options. One option is Immediate/Direct-to-implant breast reconstruction, which is where breast implants are placed at the same time as the in a single-stage without a tissue expander or flap procedure.

Talk to your doctor or visit www.MyReconOptions.com to learn more.

If you or a loved one are considering surgery, be sure you know what to ask your surgeon. Click below to see a recommended list of questions to ask from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons: https://bit.ly/3uMNJTB

Breast Reconstruction Questions Get information from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons about what questions to ask your plastic surgeon during your breast reconstruction consultation.

To say that you’re “aware” of breast cancer would an understatement... But you may not know about the options after surgery — only 1 in 4 women do. Learn more about post-mastectomy at http://www.MyReconOptions.com 💕

22 million breast cancer screenings lost, cancelled at start of pandemic according to American Cancer Society: http://ow.ly/sc2w50Ghhnm

22 million breast cancer screenings lost, cancelled at start of pandemic 22 million breast cancer screenings lost, cancelled at start of pandemic

What to know about recurrent : https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/breast-cancer-recurrence

Breast cancer recurrence: Statistics, symptoms, and more If someone has breast cancer, there is a risk that it may return again after treatment. Learn more about rates of recurrence and more here.

lumps: where are they usually found?: http://ow.ly/91TO50FJGP2

Breast Cancer Lumps: Where Are They Usually Found? Breast cancer lumps are often found in the upper outer quadrant of the breast in women, and near the ni**le in men. Here’s what to know about breast lumps.