Traditional Calais Lace Can Help Women After Breast Cancer
Amazing new technique will help new cell growth after Breast Cancer Surgery. This has to be a marvellous breakthrough and give hope to so many women who have had a mastectomy.
Innovative technique allows new cells to grow and reconstruct ‘natural’ breast
Amazing new technique will help new cell growth after Breast Cancer Surgery. This has to be a marvellous breakthrough and give hope to so many women who have had a mastectomy.
Innovative technique allows new cells to grow and reconstruct ‘natural’ breast
Traditional
lacemakers in Calais could help thousands of women cope after a
mastectomy as their craft is being used to help create a new natural
reconstructed breast that grows from their own cells.
Leavers lace is being used as a ‘scaffold’ matrix to allow the body to grow the woman’s own fat cells to recreate the breast shape inside a 3D-printed natural fibre mould.
After breast cancer and a mastectomy, women looking for breast reconstruction have previously chosen a silicone prosthesis that has a high risk of rejection and needs changed every few years or ‘lipofilling’, where fatty tissue is transplanted from elsewhere in the body in a series of surgeries.
Leavers lace is being used as a ‘scaffold’ matrix to allow the body to grow the woman’s own fat cells to recreate the breast shape inside a 3D-printed natural fibre mould.
After breast cancer and a mastectomy, women looking for breast reconstruction have previously chosen a silicone prosthesis that has a high risk of rejection and needs changed every few years or ‘lipofilling’, where fatty tissue is transplanted from elsewhere in the body in a series of surgeries.
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