Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women. Mastectomy is still the most common surgery performed for the treatment of breast cancer. Breast reconstruction refers to the surgical restoration of the breast following mastectomy. Reconstruction has a positive impact on breast cancer survivors in terms of increasing/restoring their self-esteem, confidence, body image, and social acceptance. Despite these advantages, the rate of breast reconstruction varies widely and is poor in developing countries as compared to the developed world. There is very little literature looking into the awareness and perspectives regarding breast reconstruction in patients afflicted with breast cancer. At a time when oncoplasty is gaining popularity, we need to get rid of the misconceptions associated with breast reconstruction and increase its awareness. The current study is planned to assess the level of awareness about breast reconstruction and to understand its perception among females with breast cancer. It is a cross-sectional study that will be conducted over a period of 12 months on patients with breast cancer scheduled for mastectomy. The eligible participants will be interviewed face-to-face by asking them questions from a questionnaire, adapted from published literature on this topic. This study will help us generate evidence regarding awareness about breast reconstruction, the reasons for the choices, and myths surrounding breast reconstruction.