10/22/2026
MAINE BREAST CANCER COMMUNITY — THIS ONE IS FOR YOU!
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to life after breast cancer, and reconstruction isn’t the only option after mastectomy. Every patient deserves to know their options, have their wishes respected, and make informed decisions about their own body.
This Saturday, October 24, Flat Features: A Multimedia Aesthetic Flat Closure Event is coming to Steel House in Rockland, Maine!
The event brings together art, fashion, film, and honest conversation about aesthetic flat closure, body autonomy, and the experiences of those who choose to go flat.
The afternoon includes:
• 4:30–6:00 PM: Flatwear Clothing pop-up shop, featuring clothing designed for flat bodies.
• Nevertheless, I Am Still: An exhibit sharing the stories of individuals who chose to go flat after mastectomy.
• 6:00 PM: Screening of Re/Construction, a documentary exploring medical prejudice and bodily autonomy.
• 6:30 PM: Panel discussion with Kim Bowles of Not Putting on a Shirt, addressing aesthetic flat closure, reconstruction choices, and patient experiences.
Whether you’re facing a mastectomy, navigating survivorship, advocating for patient choice, or simply interested in learning more, this is an opportunity for meaningful conversation and connection right here in Maine.
Because informed consent matters. Patient choice matters. And going flat deserves the same respect as every other reconstruction decision.
Visit Still or Steel House for the full agenda or register online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/flat-features-tickets-2002964128627
FlatWear Clothing Re/Construction Documentary Not Putting on a Shirt