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Vertical Reduction Mammaplasty

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2004
The 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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Galactorrhea after Reduction Mammaplasty

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1993
A case of extremely painful swelling of the breasts following a reduction mammaplasty is presented. There were no signs of an abscess or hematoma. A milky white fluid due to galactorrhea was evacuated at operation, and further galactorrhea was inhibited by medication. The pathogenesis of galactorrhea and its treatment are discussed.
Schuurman, A. H., Assies, J., van der Horst, C. M., Bos, K. E.   +3 more
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Arch Reduction Mammaplasty

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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Vertical Reduction Mammaplasty Utilizing the Superomedial Pedicle: Is It Really for Everyone?

Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 2012
BACKGROUND: Classically, the vertical-style reduction mammaplasty utilizing a superomedial pedicle has been limited to smaller reductions secondary to concerns for poor wound healing and nipple necrosis. OBJECTIVES: The authors reviewed a large cohort of
Keith C Neaman
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Periareolar Reduction Mammaplasty

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1991
This 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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Breastfeeding after reduction mammaplasty

British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1994
A retrospective study was performed of 30 women who had undergone breast reduction and subsequently wished to breastfeed. Breastfeeding capabilities were assessed by a trained lactation consultant. Findings indicate that in women who have a physiological type of operation then breastfeeding is usually possible (18 patients out of 19), although ...
D R, Marshall, P P, Callan, W, Nicholson
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Guidelines for Reduction Mammaplasty

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1981
Symptoms 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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Draftsmanship for Reduction Mammaplasty

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1983
The elements of design of the keyhole pattern of Wise for breast reduction are analyzed, with particular attention to preventing a too-high nipple and to calculating the length of the submammary fold scar. The influence of the distribution of thin, stretchy skin on the breast before and after mammaplasty is discussed.
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Reduction Mammaplasty in Teenagers

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2005
Asymmetrical 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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Reduction Mammaplasty

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, R. D. Gregory, null Evans, All Gürlek, Michael Bouvet, S. Eva Singletary, Frederick C. Ames, Nora Janjan, Marsha D. McNeese   +8 more
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