Cosmetic
Breast Implant (Augmentation)
Breast Lift (Mastopexy)
Breast Reduction
Breast Reconstruction
Introduction
DIEP Flap
SIEA Flap
TRAM Flap
TUG Flap
SGAP Flap
Latissimus Flap
TDAP Flap
Expander/Implant
Direct to Implant Reconstruction
Tissue Expansion
Acellular Dermal Matrix
Mastectomy
Nipple Sparing
Skin Sparing
Breast Conservation
Oncoplastic
Detailing
Fat Grafting
Sensation
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BREAST
BODY
FACE
SKIN
PEDIATRICS
FOR MEN
RECONSTRUCTION
GENDER SURGERY

Pedicled flaps (those that remain attached to their original blood supply) from the back donor site traditionally involved harvest of the latissimus dorsi muscle. As techniques have evolved, the soft tissue of the back can frequently be transferred without disturbing the latissimus dorsi muscle as a TDAP flap. The TDAP flap can be used to reconstruct a partial mastectomy defect or enhance an implant-based reconstruction.