The integration of bioprinting into breast reconstruction practices holds the potential to make these procedures more economically sustainable and accessible. As the technology becomes more widespread, it could lead to a reduction in costs associated with traditional reconstruction methods, including those related to donor tissue and long-term care for implant-related complications. This accessibility could be a game-changer for patients worldwide, democratizing access to high-quality reconstruction options.
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