Meet Dr. David A. Branch
Board-Certified Breast Reconstruction Plastic Surgeon For Over 23 Years
Our team at Bangor Plastic and Hand Surgery is passionate about helping those affected by Breast Cancer. We pride ourselves on providing patient-centered care with the surgical expertise of Dr. David Branch.
Dr. Branch has offered state of the art reconstructive plastic surgical care for the past 23 years throughout the state of Maine. Dr. Branch’s philosophy of care is to guide patients through the confusing labyrinth of reconstructive options. Breast cancer is especially confusing for many patients since, unlike many cancers, there are several options to treat breast cancer that have similar outcomes. He offers a wide range of breast reconstruction options and works hand in hand with the breast surgeons to achieve the best survival and cosmetic outcomes.
To schedule your first appointment and consultation - please call us today at 207-947-5657 - we look forward to helping you!
Become A Breast Reconstruction Success Story!
Patient Testimonial
I came to Bangor Plastic and Hand Surgery at the suggestion of a friend who had a great experience there. My case included revising and completing a Breast Reconstruction that had not been completed a year ago. My anxiety level was through the roof my level of trust in cosmetic surgery could not have been lower. Everyone at the clinic helped to put me at ease and discuss concerns that I had in regards to my procedure. I was able to take care of my part of being a patient because everyone at the clinic behaved so professionally and compassionately completely taking care of their part of being a health care team. Dr. Branch explained what he wanted and needed to do and why. He was very patient with me and willing to answer all my questions. The results are fantastic, he is a magician. I could not be more pleased. I do have one more procedure to complete my reconstruction and am looking forward to it. Highly recommend Bangor Plastic and Hand.
What Kind Of Breast Reconstruction Is Right For Me?
Breast reconstruction is a highly individualized procedure, and the results can vary from one individual to another. Your best options will depend on your timing, unique health needs, expectations and long-term goals. It’s also important to understand that not having procedures done at the time of mastectomy does not rule out reconstruction later down the road. For example, you may opt to have an expander placed to “hold the space” during your mastectomy while you consider reconstruction. This will afford you more time to recover emotionally all the while keeping options open for permanent replacement. As with any plastic surgery procedure, breast reconstruction should be done for yourself, not to meet another person’s expectations or ideals.
Look better, feel better, live better! If you have questions or comments about your breast reconstruction options, contact Bangor Plastic and Hand Surgery to set up a consultation with our board-certified surgeon. Also, please visit our blog to read more about breast reconstruction.