This article discusses common myths associated with the use of external breast prostheses and the impact this misinformation may have on the quality of life of women after mastectomy. A review of ...

Sian Green-Lord says the image on the left was used without permission, and removed her prosthetic leg A British ... women - including one who has had a mastectomy - on a beach underneath the ...

I got a form to appeal it but my head was in the treatment ... and towards up to two prostheses every second year. “Breast cancer patients should not have to choose between their health and ...

Natalie Johnson and Sarah Adomah worked with hosiery company Nubian Skin to create the prosthetic covers ... loose so people couldn't see my shape. "After a mastectomy, you can feel disfigured ...

about the personalized services her company offers to breast cancer survivors. Breast Boutique provides external breast prostheses and specialized bras to patients who have undergone mastectomies ...

"Shoulder Drop" and the Myth of the Weighted Breast Prosthesis Women are told they must wear a "weighted" breast prosthesis to simulate the weight of the missing breast in order to "restore balance.