PROCEDURES
TAP
The thoracodorsal artery perforator flap (TAP flap) is a small flap that utilizes the tissue from the area on the side of the breast and the back. This flap is an option for small defects, such as in breast conservation or lumpectomy patients. Unlike the latissimus dorsi flap, this flap preserves the back muscle. The resulting scar is well hidden in the bra strap line.
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- Restoration Process
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