Breast reconstruction is a surgical procedure that restores the shape, appearance, and symmetry of the breast following mastectomy, lumpectomy, trauma, or congenital conditions. The goal of reconstruction is to help patients regain a sense of physical wholeness and confidence after breast loss. Before surgery, patients undergo a detailed consultation to review medical history, cancer treatment plans if applicable, and personal goals. Imaging and physical evaluation help determine the most appropriate reconstruction method, which may include implants, the patient’s own tissue, or a combination of both. Reconstruction may be performed immediately at the time of mastectomy or delayed until after other treatments are completed. The procedure is performed under anesthesia and may involve multiple stages to achieve the desired outcome. Breast reconstruction is highly individualized and can provide natural-looking, long-lasting results while supporting emotional recovery and quality of life.