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Breast cancer and self-esteem: how to rebuild your identity

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Briefings

A study suggests that after a mastectomy, many women lose their sense of self. Hair prosthetics, micro-pigmentation of areolas, and supportive bras can help restore identity.

Key points

• Women diagnosed with breast cancer often lose their sense of self after surgery.
• Hair prosthetics, micro-pigmentation of areolas, and supportive bras can help restore identity.

Context

This article discusses how women recover identity after mastectomy, noting that hair prosthetics, micro-pigmentation, and supportive bras can help restore identity.

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