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Considering a breast reduction?
A breast reduction, also known as a reduction mammaplasty, is a surgery where breast tissue and skin are removed to reduce the size of the breasts while also re-shaping and lifting them. This surgery...
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#TeamPeled Study on Sensation Preservation after Mastectomy and Implant...
We are excited to have the results from our combined work on nerve grafting and preservation at the time of nipple-sparing mastectomy and implant reconstruction published in the open access arm of the...
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WHAT I LEARNED FROM SURVIVING THE CANCER I TREAT AS A SURGEON
No woman can fully comprehend how breast cancer can affect her life until she experiences it personally. As a breast cancer specialist who is also a breast cancer survivor, I can certainly attest to...
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Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week
Do you know somebody who has had breast, ovarian or any other hereditary cancers? September 29th - October 5th is Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer (HBOC) week and the entire month of October is...
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What is A P.A.?
In this video Anne Peled and Nicole Daoud discuss what it means to be a P.A. in 2019.
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Breast Numbness After Surgery Is Too Common. This Surgeon Is Changing That.
October 22, 2019In this op-ed, Dr. Anne Peled, MD, a board-certified plastic surgeon practicing aesthetic, reconstructive, and breast cancer surgery in San Francisco, discusses how the prospect of...
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What Breast Cancer Survivors Should Know About The FDA's Proposed Breast...
October 23, 2019On Wednesday, the FDA asked manufacturers and medical professionals to better inform women about the potential hazards of breast implants. The federal agency has approved saline and...
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Male breast cancer: traditionally under-diagnosed and under-researched, but...
Male breast cancer: traditionally under-diagnosed and under-researched, but hopefully that's changingFor several reasons, including potential social stigma and a significantly smaller number of...
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