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Reduction Mammaplasty in Teenagers
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2005Asymmetrical breasts are an aesthetic problem for teenagers that should be dealt with by a plastic surgeon before it causes significant psychosocial problems. Incision placement is crucial, and attempts must be made to ensure that the scar is well hidden.Eleven teenage girls with asymmetrical breasts underwent unilateral reduction mammaplasty of the ...
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Guidelines for Reduction Mammaplasty
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1981Symptoms of breast hypertrophy are discussed. Both physical and psychological indications for corrective procedures are related to patients' expectations. Shape is discussed in terms of the patient's preference, her activities, and her geographic and historic background.
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1998
Segmental resection and radiotherapy is an accepted alternative over mastectomy for small, staged breast malignancies. However, women with large, pendulous breasts have been documented to have poorer cosmetic outcomes when undergoing irradiation after breast conservative surgery compared with women with small- or medium-size breasts, thought to be ...
Mark L Smith +8 more
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Segmental resection and radiotherapy is an accepted alternative over mastectomy for small, staged breast malignancies. However, women with large, pendulous breasts have been documented to have poorer cosmetic outcomes when undergoing irradiation after breast conservative surgery compared with women with small- or medium-size breasts, thought to be ...
Mark L Smith +8 more
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Simplifying the Vertical Reduction Mammaplasty
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004The vertical reduction mammaplasty is an evolving technique. Its proponents report significantly decreased scarring, better breast shape, and more stable results compared with the standard inverted-T method, but the learning curve is long and cosmetic outcomes can be inconsistent.
Constance M, Chen +4 more
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Is There a Reduction Mammaplasty for “All Seasons?”
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1979No technique will serve the needs of all patients requiring a reduction mammaplasty and mastopexy. However, the modified, inferiorly-based dermal flap technique appears to us to offer the most advantages and the greatest latitude for a predictable breast reduction in most of these patients.
N G, Georgiade +3 more
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Fortschritte der Medizin, 1978
The Strömbeck reduction mammaplasty is a widely standardized technique with great safety leading to predictably good results if the principles are regarded. The most important point is the position of the nipple. An individual shape of the future breast can be achieved by different positions of the standard Strömbeck pattern or by variation of the ...
E, Kiffner, H, Bohmert
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The Strömbeck reduction mammaplasty is a widely standardized technique with great safety leading to predictably good results if the principles are regarded. The most important point is the position of the nipple. An individual shape of the future breast can be achieved by different positions of the standard Strömbeck pattern or by variation of the ...
E, Kiffner, H, Bohmert
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Axillary Reduction Mammoplasty
International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology, 2000The usual method for reduction mammoplasty results in visible and sometimes hypertrophic or keloid scars and late postoperative ptosis. The author has been utilizing an axillary approach for breast reduction and describes the results in 200 patients for treatment of such conditions as hypertrophy, ptosis, asymmetry, and tumor over 4 years.
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Hua xi yi ke da xue xue bao = Journal of West China University of Medical Sciences = Huaxi yike daxue xuebao, 1993
Twenty-eight breasts of 15 patients with macromastia underwent reduction mammaplasty from 1982 to 1989. We followed up these patients postoperatively for 6 months to 7 years. The follow-up time for 8 patients was over 1 year, and 4 patients over 5 years. And 3 patients labored and lactated.
J, Zou, F, Lin, Z, Jiang
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Twenty-eight breasts of 15 patients with macromastia underwent reduction mammaplasty from 1982 to 1989. We followed up these patients postoperatively for 6 months to 7 years. The follow-up time for 8 patients was over 1 year, and 4 patients over 5 years. And 3 patients labored and lactated.
J, Zou, F, Lin, Z, Jiang
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