The team of the Center for Reconstructive Surgery combines professionals specialized in Mastology and Plastic Surgery, with training in excellence and training in the best worldwide centers in the area, with diagnostic clinics and reference hospital in the country, in order to offer agility, reassurance and comfort for patients who are surprised by some find in their breasts.

Doctor Sirlei COSTA

Dr. Sirlei Costa is a doctor, specialist in Plastic Surgery and Mastology, graduated by FURG-RS (1979).

As a result of her mastery of both areas, Mastology and Plastic Surgery, she seeks to offer her patients a surgical treatment approach that is at the height of the best world centers as well as making it possible to enjoy the most modern alternatives of cancer surgical treatment, including preserving the integrity of the human figure with the most diverse breast reconstruction procedures and materials.

From the 90s, Dr. Sirlei Costa focused her work not only on the treatment of aesthetic and oncological changes of the breast, but also changes in body contour. In the last 20 years, she has visited several services around the world which are dedicated to the treatment of breast disorders.

• PhD in Medicine in the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, UFRGS
  

• Academic Holder of chair 32 of the Sul-Rio-Grandense Academy of Medicine

• Specialist in Plastic Surgery and Mastology

• Habilitation in Microsurgery and Video Surgery

• Titular Member of the Plastic Surgery Brazilian Society, SBCP

• Titular Member of the Mastology Brazilian Society, SBM

• Titular Member of the Ibero-Latin American Federation of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, FILACP

• Member of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, ISAPS

• Member of the Senologic International Society

• Director of the Center of Reconstructive Surgery – Porto Alegre, RS

• Member of the Clinical Staff of Moinhos de Vento Hospital – Porto Alegre, RS

Titular member

Articles and Dissertations

Master Thesis

Laparoscopic Treatment of Poland´s Syndrome: omentum flap technique

Doctoral Dissertation

Adipocyte morphometric evaluation and angiogenesis in the omentum transposed to the breast 

Asymmetries of the Breast Book

The daily exercise of examination and observation of each patient looking for the plastic surgeon seeks primarily to identify delicate details of asymmetry of the human figure which, in most cases, only make each individual unique. In some cases, however, more pronounced changes can bring discomfort, insecurity and even social segregation.

Patients who do not understand their asymmetries are not uncommon until these asymmetries are shown to them. Whilst the same should not happen to the surgeon, since recognizing them allows to decide on a better surgical approach, while neglecting them may culminate in an end result, where asymmetries, previously unobserved, become more evident.

In short, this book, written by specialists in Plastic Surgery and Mastology, addresses the
asymmetries of the breast in a complete and innovative way. The book also presents cases
and rich illustrative photographic material.

Complete articles published in periodicals

• Laparoscopic treatment of Poland’s syndrome using the omentum flap technique
• Aesthetic Improvements in Poland’s Syndrome Treatment with Omentum Flap
• Adipocyte morphometric evaluation and angiogenesis in the omentum transposed to the breast: a preliminary study
• Higher content of trans fatty acids in abdominal visceral fat of morbidly obese individuals undergoing bariatric surgery compared to non-obese subjects 
• Diagnóstico das Assimetrias Mamárias

Dr. Rosa BLOTTA

Dr. Rosa Blotta is a doctor, graduated by the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), in 1991. She has been a specialist in General Surgery and Plastic Surgery since 1996 and has visited several services around the world in order to keep up to date and try to offer patients the best and safest treatment alternatives.

Her passion for the specialty kept her linked to the University. She concluded Master in Medicine, Surgery concentration area, in 2011.

Working in reference centers, Dr. Rosa Blotta aims to offer modern treatments, with safety and comfort, thus meeting the needs of each patient within their individuality.

• Master in Surgery from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
  

• Specialist in Plastic Surgery

• Researcher at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

• Titular Member of the Plastic Surgery Brazilian Society

• Member of the Board of Directors of the Plastic Surgery Brazilian Society – South Region in 2008/2009 management

• Surgeon distinguished by the Solidarity Program of the Ibero-Latin American Federation of Plastic Surgery, in 2009

• Member of the Clinical Staff of Moinhos de Vento Hospital – Porto Alegre, RS

Titular member

Articles and Dissertations

Master Thesis

Asymmetries of the Breast Book

The daily exercise of examination and observation of each patient looking for the plastic surgeon seeks to identify delicate details of asymmetry of the human figure which, in most cases, only make each individual unique. In some cases, however, more pronounced changes can bring discomfort, insecurity and even social segregation.

Patients who do not understand their asymmetries are not uncommon until these asymmetries are shown to them. The same should not happen to the surgeon, since recognizing them allows to decide on a better surgical approach, while neglecting them may culminate in an end result, where asymmetries, previously unobserved, become more evident.

This book, written by specialists in Plastic Surgery and Mastology, addresses the asymmetries of the breast in a complete and innovative way. The book also presents cases and rich illustrative photographic material.

Complete articles published in periodicals

• Laparoscopic treatment of Poland’s syndrome using the omentum flap technique
• Aesthetic Improvements in Poland’s Syndrome Treatment with Omentum Flap
• Adipocyte morphometric evaluation and angiogenesis in the omentum transposed to the breast: a preliminary study
• Higher content of trans fatty acids in abdominal visceral fat of morbidly obese individuals undergoing bariatric surgery compared to non-obese subjects 
• Diagnóstico de Assimetrias Mamárias
• Protusão Abdominal: De quem é a culpa?