Read about other women’s Resensation® experiences.
Katy's Story
Katy designs clinical trials to find better cancer treatments—she knew what her 40% lifetime risk of breast cancer meant. See how Resensation helped her face the odds.
I didn’t have to choose between feeling like myself and being free of cancer. I got to have both.
Katy
Jessica's story
Jessica learned firsthand what an emotional and personal journey it is to lose sensation in your chest. Using tissue from her abdomen, Jessica’s surgeon performed Resensation—restoring feeling and her connection to her body.
When I did feel it for the first time, that pinch… I knew I was was going to be ok. I knew everything was going to come back to me. My journey was going to end positive.
Jessica
Gwynne's Story
After her double mastectomy, Gwynne was heartbroken to learn she could no longer feel her granddaughter’s hugs. Resensation helped her slowly regain feeling and take back her life.
More patient stories
Jane's Story
Jane lost sensation from her collarbone to her ribs as a result of her mastectomy. Resensation helped her regain sensation and the joy of feeling her daughter’s head rest on her chest.
Tara's Story
Nerves grow approximately one millimeter a day. As the nerves grew and became part of her body, Tara experienced a gradual return of sensation in her breasts over the course of several months.
Part of telling my story is to really encourage other women in my situation to be proactive.
Jane
Resensation Patient
Now my purpose is to go out there and educate other women, especially those that I know.
Gwynne
Resensation Patient
Last weekend I went swimming. For the first time in six years, I could feel the water on my chest.
Jane
Resensation Patient
Disclaimer:
The level of sensation restored following use of the Resensation technique may vary and cannot be guaranteed, due to unique anatomy and other considerations. Please consult a surgeon for more detailed information.
Experience from thousands of uses of Avance® Nerve Graft and Axoguard® Nerve Connector demonstrate a range of recovered sensory and motor function from none to near complete restoration. Each patient outcome is dependent upon the nature and extent of nerve loss or damage, the timing between nerve loss and repair, and the natural course of the patient’s recovery. These testimonials reflect the experience of the particular individual and may not represent typical results.