After mastectomy, many patients struggle with the gap left behind, affecting not just appearance but confidence in clothing and intimate moments. Breast reconstruction restores breast shape, symmetry, and volume through either implant-based or autologous tissue approaches, allowing surgeons to tailor the method to your specific anatomy and goals. The technique your surgeon recommends depends on factors including the extent of tissue loss, your body composition, and whether you have undergone or plan to undergo radiation therapy.
Turkey has established itself as a destination for breast reconstruction, combining experienced plastic and reconstructive surgeons with internationally accredited facilities and competitive pricing relative to much of Europe. Through Turquie Santé, you access coordinated surgical care, detailed pre-operative planning, and continuity of support throughout the reconstruction journey, whether you require a single procedure or the multi-stage approach that often yields the most refined aesthetic outcomes.
Cost of breast reconstruction in Turkey
The cost of breast reconstruction in Turkey depends on the technique (an autologous flap such as DIEP, or implant-based reconstruction),the complexity of your case, the clinic and the length of the hospital stay.
The detailed written quote that Turquie Santé sends after a specialist reviews your file states what it includes, and it is the reference for the final price.
Send your medical file to request a personalized quote.
Risks and Side Effects
- Infection, bleeding (hematoma) or fluid collection (seroma),sometimes requiring a further procedure.
- Delayed wound healing or visible scars.
- Implant-based reconstruction: capsular contracture (hardening around the implant),implant displacement or rupture, need for replacement over time.
- Flap reconstruction: partial or complete flap loss, fat necrosis, complications at the donor site (for example abdominal wall weakness).
- Changes or loss of sensation, asymmetry, need for additional surgery to refine the result.
- Anesthesia-related risks and, for long operations, blood clots.
- Radiotherapy increases the risk of complications: timing is decided with your oncologist.
- Contraindications or reasons to postpone: active infection, uncontrolled chronic disease, smoking, cancer treatment not yet completed. Never stop a prescribed medication, including blood thinners, on your own: the decision belongs to the prescribing doctor.
