Surveys, Registries, Interviews
Survey for breast cancer survivors following mastectomy
Study Contact Information:
Miranda Proctor at [email protected]
Project MTFM: Medical Tattooing Following Mastectomy
About the Study
The University of Central Florida researchers invite people diagnosed with breast cancer to take this survey to share their thoughts about how breast cancer surgery can impact mental health and wellness. The researchers will also explore how breast cancer survivors view breast cancer surgery and medical tattooing following. Participation includes an optional information session and consultation with a medical tattoo artist. This study aims to provide further evidence to indicate medical tattooing as a cosmetic intervention following mastectomy. Click here to take the survey.
What the Study Involves
When you participate in this survey:
- You will view images of survivors' breasts before and after receiving a mastectomy with and without cosmetic intervention.
- You will provide your personal attitudes toward the different cosmetic interventions.
- You may be eligible to participate in an informational session and consultation with a medical tattoo artist.
Lead Researcher
Miranda Proctor, University of Central Florida
People can participate if they:
- have a breast cancer diagnosis
- have undergone surgical treatment such as mastectomy or (also known as breast conservation surgery)
- are over the age of 18
- are under the age of 65
People with the following are not eligible:
- have not been diagnosed with breast cancer
- have not had surgical treatment such as a mastectomy or (also known as breast conservation surgery)
- are under the age of 18
- are over the age of 65