Bedford Breast Center
436 N Bedford Dr, Ste 308
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Phone: (310) 278-8590
Monday – Friday: 9 a.m.– 5 p.m.
Deciding to remove both breasts is a big step, and the choices about rebuilding them can feel just as heavy. A double mastectomy with reconstruction removes both breasts and rebuilds their shape, either in the same operation or later, using implants, your own tissue, or a mix of both. Some women reach this after cancer …
Early detection is key to successful breast cancer treatment. Yet, for women with dense breast tissue, standard mammograms can leave providers and patients with more questions than answers. Enter contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM)—a leading-edge screening technique offered at Bedford Breast Center that's now gaining national attention for its game-changing role in breast health. What Is Contrast-Enhanced …
If you’re thinking about breast reconstruction, there’s a lot to consider—from choosing the right surgical technique to finding a care team that supports you every step of the way. At Bedford Breast Center, we specialize in advanced reconstruction options designed to help you heal physically and emotionally after breast cancer surgery. Whether you’re planning ahead …
Women (and even physicians!) often ask if it's safe not to remove the nipple during a mastectomy. The short answer is yes. Statistics have shown it is oncologically safe to preserve the nipple during mastectomy. To discover how the standard progressed from radical mastectomy to the current skin and nipple-sparing standard of care, keep reading. …
In the not-so-distant past, it was a typical occurrence for women who went into surgery to have a breast lump of uncertain significance removed, only to wake up without a breast if it was cancer or with a scarred, biopsied breast if it wasn't. Thanks to new breast reconstruction techniques like SWIM reconstruction and direct-to-implant …
Genetic testing can be a powerful tool in the fight against hereditary breast cancer—but it's also surrounded by confusion. Many patients wonder: How accurate is genetic testing for breast cancer? Is the BRCA (BReast CAncer) mutation a guarantee that you'll develop cancer? Can it skip a generation? And is it only a concern for women? …
The call comes a few days after your biopsy, and the word positive drowns out everything after it. A positive breast biopsy means abnormal or cancerous cells were found, and your doctor will use a detailed pathology report to guide your next steps. That report may instead describe atypical cells, which are not cancer but …
Getting dressed is one of the first practical challenges of lumpectomy recovery. Raising your arm can be uncomfortable, and a familiar bra may suddenly feel tight. For the early weeks after surgery, wear loose, soft tops that open at the front and a wireless bra that fastens at the front, so nothing has to come …
Recovering from breast reconstruction surgery is a journey that requires patience and preparation. While each patient's recovery process varies, understanding the timeline and following postoperative care instructions can significantly affect your experience. Whether you're considering implant-based or SWIM breast reconstruction, here's what you need to know about recovery and how to support your healing process. …
Breast cysts are a common concern for many women, often raising questions and worries when discovered. While these fluid-filled sacs are usually benign, understanding what causes them, how they're diagnosed, and the treatment options available can provide clarity and peace of mind. At Bedford Breast Center, we specialize in comprehensive breast health care, including advanced …
