“…Whereas some studies found patient satisfaction to be unaffected by the timing of reconstruction (Andrade, Baxter, & Semple, 2001;Aspinwall & Taylor, 1992;Bard & Sutherland, 1955b;Brown & Dutton, 1995;Damen et al, 2009Damen et al, , 2010Guyomard, Leinster, Wilkinson, Servant, & Pereira, 2009;Halamandaris & Power, 1997;Schmitt & Allik 2005;Tarlow & Haaga, 1996;Visser et al, 2010), a recent study did report patients with delayed reconstruction to express significantly higher levels of satisfaction with the outcome of reconstruction (Guyomard et al, 2009). Whereas some studies found patient satisfaction to be unaffected by the timing of reconstruction (Andrade, Baxter, & Semple, 2001;Aspinwall & Taylor, 1992;Bard & Sutherland, 1955b;Brown & Dutton, 1995;Damen et al, 2009Damen et al, , 2010Guyomard, Leinster, Wilkinson, Servant, & Pereira, 2009;Halamandaris & Power, 1997;Schmitt & Allik 2005;Tarlow & Haaga, 1996;Visser et al, 2010), a recent study did report patients with delayed reconstruction to express significantly higher levels of satisfaction with the outcome of reconstruction (Guyomard et al, 2009).…”