Tissue Dielectric Constant (TDC) is an objective and non-invasive measurement method to evaluate early tissue fluid changes. A 300 megahertz signal is generated in a control unit and transmitted to tissue by probe. Reflected electromagnetic wave depends on dielectric constant of tissue. Free and bound water molecules proportion in tissue effect tissue dielectric constant. Reflected electromagnetic wave is processed in the control unit and relative tissue dielectric constant is calculated. Dielectric constant of pure water is 78.5 in room temperature. The Scale ranges between 1-80. It was stated that comparing affected and unaffected extremities regarding lymphedema existence with TDC measurement, TDC value was higher than 1.2 in the experimental group. In the control group, TDC value was lower than 1.2 . It was also emphasized that this proportion is probably valuable on assessment of upper extremity lymphedema. TDC could be done in different depth. 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and 5.0 mm probes are possible for usage.In this study, Moisture Meter-D compact (MMDc) device will be used for assessment. It allows evaluation in 2.5 mm depth. In this study, TDC will be applied to upper extremity both affected and unaffected side. 6 cm lower point of cubital crease, 8 cm upper point of cubital crease and 10 cm lower point of armpit will be marked on two sides with a soft pen before measurement.