Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

While some plastic surgeons are only interested in cosmetic surgery, Dr. LeBlanc feels that reconstructive surgery is an important part of her practice. She takes pride in helping people who need plastic surgery for medical reasons and in improving her patients' quality of life.

• Learn more about Reconstructive Plastic Surgery at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons web site.

Breast Reconstruction Following Mastectomy

As women who have undergone breast cancer treatment know, breast reconstruction is an important part of the healing process. Dr. LeBlanc performs breast reconstruction for women following mastectomy. Breast reconstruction surgery can be performed immediately following mastectomy surgery or at any point afterwards. Dr. LeBlanc will work with your primary physician to help you determine the surgical plan that is best for you.

• Learn more about Breast Reconstruction at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons web site.

Breast Reconstruction Revision

Breast reconstruction is a complicated process, and certain expected and unexpected complications can arise that might need revision, whether the result of cosmetic surgery, breast reconstruction, or breast implants.

Other Reconstructive Procedures

• skin cancer reconstruction of the head and neck
• oncologic reconstruction
• lower extremity trauma for orthopedic injuries
• free flap reconstruction for orthopedic injuries
• trauma and burn reconstruction
• craniofacial trauma
• abdominal wall and chest wall reconstruction
• wound care with trunk and lower extremity reconstruction (flaps) for nonhealing wounds
• acute hand trauma
• delayed soft tissue reconstruction of hand and arms

Dr. LeBlanc performs wound-related consultations and management at her Wound Management Program at Baylor All Saints Medical Center:

Baylor All Saints Medical Center at Fort Worth
1400 Eighth Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
(817) 926-2544