Mayowa Abiodun, MD

02/10/2026

03/01/2023

Oh, and did I mention....we won!!!

Woman of the year in the Albany Herald medical category!!

Speechless!!

Thank you to everyone who voted! And to my patient who originally nominated me! Thank you!!

Albany has been so welcoming, but this...beyond my wildest dreams. We have really found our home here. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!

07/31/2022

Always learning...Continuing education at the Georgia Society of Plastic Surgeons annual meeting.

04/02/2022

Guess which one is the reconstructed breast!

Clue: she's had radiation

This amazing survivor has had a unilateral mastectomy with tissue expander and subsequent implant based reconstruction and a symmetry breast reduction on the other side. She chose to keep one of her breasts and wanted them to look as similar as possible. She also wanted to save her ni**le and it was oncologically safe to do so.

I am so honored that this amazing woman chose me to get the breasts she wanted without compromising her cancer treatment.

While bilateral mastectomies do increase your chance at symmetry and it is not easy to make a reconstructed breast with implants after mastectomy look like a "real" breast, IT IS possible in some patients and patients can make that choice to keep one breast if they want.