ASBrS

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day. As we observe the holiday, we pause to reflect and remember those honored today. The ASBrS staff will return Tuesday, May 26.

If you stopped by our booth at #ASBrS2026, you know we asked one simple question: “Why ASBrS?” From first-time attendees to longtime members, and colleagues who joined us internationally, we loved hearing what makes this meeting so meaningful.

First-time attendee Sydney Smilen’s experience is a reminder of why #ASBrS does the work it does. It reflects the society’s impact in advancing breast surgery, strengthening collaboration, and inspiring continued engagement and future attendance for years to come.

A visual recap of ASBrS 2026 sessions highlighting learning leadership and community in action #ASBrS2026

An inspiring message for women navigating breast cancer recovery, research shared at ASBrS 2026. medscape.com/viewarticle/pu…

What happened behind the meeting in Seattle was powerful. Global speakers, hands-on learning, advanced clinical practice, and meaningful collaboration all moved breast care forward. Preorder the online experience and revisit the moments. breastsurgeons.org/meeting/online

Live from ASBrS 2026: In part two of this episode, the co hosts sit down with Dr. Helen Pass to discuss the most impactful papers presented at the meeting. From emerging trends to the latest research shaping breast surgery, tune in for key takeaways. thenextbreastthing.libsyn.com

The American Society of Breast Surgeons is proud to recognize the 2026 Scientific Award winners for their outstanding contributions to breast surgery research and patient care.  Congratulations to this year’s recipients! breastsurgeons.org/news/?id=143

Couldn’t join us in Seattle? No problem. Starting June 1st, the #ASBrS2026 Online Experience launches with 16.5 hours of CME, so you can engage with the learning on your schedule! breastsurgeons.org/meeting/2026/o…

The energy of #ASBrS2026 was alive in every corner of the exhibit hall. We are so grateful to our exhibitors who showcased innovative solutions and sparked meaningful conversations. This was where connection and discovery came to life.

Missed the merch table at #ASBrS2026 or still thinking about that one item you should have grabbed? Good news, you can shop our newest drops and fan favorites online anytime and keep the energy going beyond the meeting.  breastsurgeons.org/swag

You made #ASBrS2026 unforgettable. From exhibitors to attendees, your passion, energy, and dedication are shaping the future of breast care. Session slides, evaluations, and CME are now available. We hope you had an incredible time in Seattle! breastsurgeons.org

#asbrs2026 comes to a close, final sessions will center on genetic testing, risk assessment, and clinical management, followed by closing remarks. Don’t forget to follow us on Bluesky for updates and share one insight you’re bringing back to your practice?

Good morning from the final day of #asbrs2026! Today features meeting summaries, benign disease updates, and key clinical insights to carry forward into practice as we close out an impactful week of learning.  We’d love to see your favorite moments, tag us in your posts!

.The President’s Reception is happening now! Bringing Memphis to Seattle with Dr. Berry’s Memphis BBQ! One of the most anticipated moments of the meeting—don’t miss it.

We’re proud to introduce the 2026–2027 President of #ASBrS, Dr. Eric R. Manahan, MD, MBA, FACS. With a strong commitment to advancing the mission of #ASBrS and supporting its members, he steps into this role ready to lead with vision— better breast care, everywhere℠.

This afternoon in the general session #asbrs2026 explores: Lifestyle medicine, GLP-1 data, survivorship, and clinical decision-making. Expanding the conversation beyond surgery and into long-term patient care!

Visit the Exhibit Hall and complete your Passport Game entries before the meeting concludes!

Now in the general session at #asbrs2026: Best Papers followed by “How I Do It” sessions. A blend of data and technique, offering both insight and application you can carry forward.

Good morning from #asbrs2026. This morning highlights surgical innovation, robotic techniques, reconstruction advances, lymphovenous bypass, and nerve reanastomosis. Tonight don’t miss the President’s Reception, we’re bringing Memphis to Seattle with Dr. Berry’s BBQ!