The sensory recovery of the reconstructed breast is an undervalued topic in the field of autologous breast reconstruction. The aim of this systematic review was to evaluate the available literature on the sensory recovery of the breast after innervated and non-innervated autologous breast reconstructions and to assess the possible benefits of sensory nerve coaptation compared to spontaneous reinnervation of the flap.
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