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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1982
The vertical mammaplasty technique has undeniable advantages over combined techniques. It involves only the inferior pole of the breast, thus avoiding horizontal scars, which are the ones that most frequently hypertrophy. The main disadvantage of the technique is the inferior compensation, leaving visible scars in the thorax.
J, Juri, C, Juri, J, Cutini, A, Colagno
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The vertical mammaplasty technique has undeniable advantages over combined techniques. It involves only the inferior pole of the breast, thus avoiding horizontal scars, which are the ones that most frequently hypertrophy. The main disadvantage of the technique is the inferior compensation, leaving visible scars in the thorax.
J, Juri, C, Juri, J, Cutini, A, Colagno
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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2021
Any kind of breast shaping aims certain endpoints, and results are expected to be durable. We present a breast shaping technique with an anatomical basis, reproducible and long-lasting results.A total of 700 patients have been operated on with this technique. The age of the patients ranged between 18 and 62 with a mean of 33.
Semih Baghaki, Fethi Orak
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Any kind of breast shaping aims certain endpoints, and results are expected to be durable. We present a breast shaping technique with an anatomical basis, reproducible and long-lasting results.A total of 700 patients have been operated on with this technique. The age of the patients ranged between 18 and 62 with a mean of 33.
Semih Baghaki, Fethi Orak
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2002
The SPAIR mammaplasty is a technically straight-forward and reliable technique for managing the excessively large or ptotic breast that gives consistent and stable results over time. Advantages related to improved shapes with limited postoperative shape change should encourage the serious student of breast surgery to be familiar with the technique and ...
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The SPAIR mammaplasty is a technically straight-forward and reliable technique for managing the excessively large or ptotic breast that gives consistent and stable results over time. Advantages related to improved shapes with limited postoperative shape change should encourage the serious student of breast surgery to be familiar with the technique and ...
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The Nurse Practitioner, 1986
In the early 1900s, the best method for enlarging small breasts was to inject them with paraffin. Within 50 years, researchers turned to the free grafting of autogenous material to achieve breast enlargement. Then came the fast and easy silicone injections of the 1950s and 1960s. For the last 20 years, the surgical implantation of alloplastic materials
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In the early 1900s, the best method for enlarging small breasts was to inject them with paraffin. Within 50 years, researchers turned to the free grafting of autogenous material to achieve breast enlargement. Then came the fast and easy silicone injections of the 1950s and 1960s. For the last 20 years, the surgical implantation of alloplastic materials
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2005
Current criticisms regarding vertical mammaplasty include problems with poor immediate postoperative appearance, nipple-areola complex malposition, and excessive lower pole length. These problems can be avoided by proper patient selection, by utilizing correct concepts of skin design, and by observing correct glandular resection and closure concepts ...
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Current criticisms regarding vertical mammaplasty include problems with poor immediate postoperative appearance, nipple-areola complex malposition, and excessive lower pole length. These problems can be avoided by proper patient selection, by utilizing correct concepts of skin design, and by observing correct glandular resection and closure concepts ...
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SUBPECTORAL AUGMENTATION MAMMAPLASTY
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1977We have done subpectoral augmentations on 100 women to enlarge the small or hypomastic breast to a pleasing degree. These operations were performed in a major hospital operating room, under local anesthesia, on an ambulatory basis. No complications were encountered.
Charles L. Puckett +2 more
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1979
I present an operation for breast reduction in which a prosthesis-shaped mass of breast tissue is removed through a transverse inframammary incision. No skin is removed. With time the breast tissue and skin shrink. No skin markings are required. There is very little interference with blood or nerve supply to the skin, areola, and nipple.
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I present an operation for breast reduction in which a prosthesis-shaped mass of breast tissue is removed through a transverse inframammary incision. No skin is removed. With time the breast tissue and skin shrink. No skin markings are required. There is very little interference with blood or nerve supply to the skin, areola, and nipple.
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Augmentation mammaplasty in micromastia
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1968After a short review of his personal experience (1959) with dermo-fat autografts in 11 cases for reconstruction in micromastia, the author presents the result of a follow-up of 78 cases, in which Polystan plastic prostheses were used for the same purpose.
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The Augmentation-Reduction Mammaplasty
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1976The authors have presented a technique of augmentation mammaplasty with simultaneous treatment of glandular ptosis. They recommend this double procedure-one operation surgery for those with small and ptotic breasts, where treatment by a single procedure would not suffice to give an esthetically proportioned breast. This technique is simple, should pose
Ricardo Baroudi, John R. Lewis
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Vertical Reduction Mammaplasty
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2004The patients seeking our help for breast reduction are very often young and probably planning to have children later in their lives. Therefore it is most important to offer them a method of reduction mammaplasty that leaves as little scars and as much physiological function as possible.
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