On the day of consultation prior to meeting with the plastic surgeon, participants will receive a 20-page illustrated brochure covering the full range of reconstructive options and be asked to complete surveys. Following the appointment, a medical chart review will be conducted.

On the day of consultation prior to meeting with the plastic surgeon, participants will receive a five-module video series totaling approximately 20 minutes featuring the senior author and will be asked to complete surveys; expected to take no longer than 10 minutes to complete. Following the appointment, a medical chart review will be conducted.

On the day of consultation prior to meeting with the plastic surgeon, participants in the combined arm will receive both written and video materials and will be asked to complete surveys. Following the appointment, a medical chart review will be conducted.

On the day of consultation prior to meeting with the plastic surgeon, participants will be asked to complete surveys. Following the appointment, a medical chart review will be conducted.

Participants will complete health related questionnaires.

STAI is a 20 items instrument for assessing trait anxiety and 20 for state anxiety for a total of 40 items. State anxiety items include: "I am tense; I am worried" and "I feel calm; I feel secure." Trait anxiety items include: "I worry too much over something that really doesn't matter" and "I am content; I am a steady person." All items are rated on a 4-point scale (e.g., from "1=Almost Never" to 4="Almost Always") with a maximum score range of 40-160 when all 40 items are administered. Higher scores indicate greater anxiety. Participants will complete STAI at baseline and during clinic visit with surgeon. Means, standard deviation, and group differences of the scores with confidence intervals will be reported.

The PrepDM is a validated 10-item tool that assesses a patient's perception of how well a decision aid or intervention, such as a decision aid, educational material, or clinical consultation, helps a patient feel prepared to make a health decision and discuss it with their practitioner. It evaluates a patient's perceived readiness across several aspects of decision-making, including understanding available options, recognizing benefits and risks, clarifying personal values, and feeling confident about communicating with healthcare providers. It uses a 5-point Likert scale (1=Not at all, 5=A great deal), with higher score reflecting greater perceived preparation for decision-making. Participants will complete PrepDM at baseline and during clinic visit with surgeon. Means, standard deviation, and group differences of the scores with confidence intervals will be reported.

Reconstruction-specific knowledge quiz is a 7-item quiz. It is an author-developed instrument assessing knowledge of the reconstructive options covered in the educational materials, including implant-based reconstruction, autologous reconstruction, Goldilocks reconstruction, and the option of going flat. Participants will complete Reconstruction-Specific Knowledge Quiz at baseline and during clinic visit with surgeon. Means, standard deviation, and group differences of the scores with confidence intervals will be reported.