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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1992
A summary of Hans May's biography of Erich Lexer is reproduced, followed by a translation of Lexer's first publication, in Spain in 1921, on the correction of pendular breasts. Lexer's fundamental contributions to mammaplasty are analyzed. This author was the first in the history of mammaplasty to perform breast reduction with an "open" nipple-areola ...
Ulrich T. Hinderer, J L del Rio
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A summary of Hans May's biography of Erich Lexer is reproduced, followed by a translation of Lexer's first publication, in Spain in 1921, on the correction of pendular breasts. Lexer's fundamental contributions to mammaplasty are analyzed. This author was the first in the history of mammaplasty to perform breast reduction with an "open" nipple-areola ...
Ulrich T. Hinderer, J L del Rio
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Circumvertical reduction mammaplasty
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2002The main indication of the circumvertical technique is the removal of 400-1000 mg of breast tissue. It is also an intermediate method and an alternative between the periareolar and the vertical techniques. The advantages of the circumvertical technique is that it is simple and fast to accomplish, only the inferior half of the gland is operated, there ...
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The Dermal Brassiere Mammaplasty
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1976With most methods, it is possible to obtain a good breast shape as an immediate postoperative result. The question is whether the satisfactory shape is permanent. The 7-year evaluation of the method described here has confirmed the safety of the procedure as well as the satisfactory conic breast shape it achieves.
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1999
Arch mammaplasty is a breast reduction technique based on the inferior pedicle. It uses all the specific advantages of the inferior pedicle while avoiding the inframammary scars and dead space that occur with the inverted T technique. Arch mammaplasty has proven versatile and extremely safe, and it has a surprisingly good rate of acceptance by the ...
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Arch mammaplasty is a breast reduction technique based on the inferior pedicle. It uses all the specific advantages of the inferior pedicle while avoiding the inframammary scars and dead space that occur with the inverted T technique. Arch mammaplasty has proven versatile and extremely safe, and it has a surprisingly good rate of acceptance by the ...
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Periareolar Reduction Mammaplasty
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1991This paper examines the technique of periareolar reduction mammaplasty. Periareolar reduction mammaplasty is a less aggressive procedure than traditional techniques. It preserves a greater number of central glandular lobules, as well as the papillary artery and nerve.
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MAMMAPLASTY WITH CURVED INCISIONS
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1976We present a modification of Pitanguy's technique of mammaplasty. Curved incisions are used and the breast tissue is resected on a horizontal plane. We have done this operation in 130 consecutive mammaplasties and have had no complications. The esthetic results have been good.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1959 Experience with augmentation mammaplasty
Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 1997I have had the unique opportunity of participating in the evolution of breast implants. I assisted in the placement of some of the early silicone gel mammary prostheses during my residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery at the Institute for Reconstructive Plastic Surgery at New York University Medical Center, (New York, NY).
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