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How long can breast reconstruction be done after breast cancer surgery?
In our human life, we are most afraid of physical diseases, especially some cancers, because not all cancer patients can overcome cancer and live in our world fortunately, because cancer is a terrible disease, and most people leave our world because they have not overcome it. As the most feared disease of women, it is also the easiest disease to get. If a person can't vent his anger, it will all transfer to his chest. Many people died of breast cancer, but some people survived the disease. Some lucky people want to do breast reconstruction surgery, so how long can breast reconstruction be done after breast cancer surgery?

How long can breast reconstruction be done after breast cancer surgery? If radiotherapy is carried out, it should be one year after the end of radiotherapy, because the damage to skin tissue caused by radiotherapy is still relatively large, and if chemotherapy is carried out, it should be six months after the end of the last chemotherapy. Generally speaking, delayed breast reconstruction can only be performed two to three years after primary breast cancer surgery. Therefore, the best period is these two. Early breast cancer patients should have breast reconstruction surgery as soon as possible, and unsuitable patients should wait six months to one year after breast cancer surgery and chemotherapy, that is, almost three years after surgery.