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Women who took direct part in combat operations or in designated activities for the defence of Ukraine can receive free implant-based breast reconstruction at the National Cancer Institute of Ukraine — following a combat injury or breast cancer.
In its first stage, the programme is being implemented as a pilot project covering 10 implantations. Based on the pilot's results, the possibility of expanding the programme will be assessed.
Women who can document their direct participation in combat operations and belong to one of the following categories:
Important. The cancer diagnosis does not have to be related to military service.
Whether reconstruction is possible, as well as its type and timing, is determined individually based on examination results and the decision of a multidisciplinary medical board.
Additional examinations will be ordered by the doctor if required.
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