Dr Saam Tourani

07/07/2026

✨ Case #302 — 44-year-old underwent left ni**le-sparing mastectomy with immediate-delayed reconstruction using an autologous latissimus dorsi (LD) flap. These before-and-after images show the 1-year outcome following adjuvant radiotherapy, highlighting restored contour and symmetry after reconstruction.

Learn more at https://www.drtourani.com.au/breast-reconstruction

03/07/2026

30/06/2026

✨ Case #306 — 34-year-old with triple-negative left breast cancer: bilateral ni**le-sparing mastectomy with implant reconstruction (left: 2-stage, right: 1-stage). Final images shown 1 year after left breast lipomodelling to correct rippling. Learn more at https://www.drtourani.com.au/breast-reconstruction

29/06/2026

23/06/2026

✨ Case #106 — 49 y/o, 1 year post left breast lumpectomy (including ni**le & ar**la) with left therapeutic mammoplasty, simultaneous left ni**le/ar**la reconstruction and right symmetrising breast reduction, restoring symmetry, contour and confidence. Learn more: https://www.drtourani.com.au/oncoplastic-breast-surgery

23/06/2026

✨ Case #309 — Age 51: Nipple-sparing mastectomy with immediate 1-stage implant reconstruction for multicentric left breast cancer. Images shown are 1 year following adjuvant radiotherapy. Learn more at: https://www.drtourani.com.au/breast-reconstruction

16/06/2026

✨ Case #213 — Age 23: One-year post bilateral mastopexy (breast lift) with auto-augmentation after significant weight loss, achieving a natural, augmented look without implants. Learn more: https://www.drtourani.com.au/breast-reconstruction

15/06/2026

# I Love My Job ❤️

Patients and their families walk into my rooms as complete strangers.

Yet sometimes, through the journey of diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and all the emotions that come with it, something remarkable happens.

The doctor–patient relationship evolves into a genuine friendship and a lifelong connection.

Being trusted to help people through some of the most difficult moments of their lives is a privilege I never take for granted. The gratitude, kindness, and relationships that grow from these experiences are worth far more than any operation, publication, or professional achievement.

Moments like this remind me why I chose surgery.

It is a feeling that is difficult to describe and impossible to fully understand until you experience it firsthand.

This is why I love my job. ❤️

10/06/2026

**What to Expect After Surgery**

Healing is a gradual process that takes time and varies from person to person. The final outcome depends not only on the surgical procedure but also on individual factors such as your skin type, healing capacity, and tendency to develop scars or keloids.

Proper post-operative care plays a vital role in achieving the best possible results. Follow your surgeon’s instructions carefully, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and be patient with the healing process.

Remember, scar maturation and tissue healing continue for several months. It is important to allow at least **6 months** before assessing your final results, as the appearance of scars and incision lines can continue to improve during this time.

10/06/2026

✨ Case #116 — Age 42: One year after left breast lumpectomy for a large multifocal cancer (marked), reconstructed with a LICAP flap and followed by adjuvant radiotherapy. View the before-and-after transformation and the restorative impact of oncoplastic breast surgery. Learn more at https://www.drtourani.com.au/oncoplastic-breast-surgery