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Comparative Study Between Suction-Assisted Lipectomy And Direct Defatting Of Inferior Pole OF The Breast In Superiomedial Pedicle Reduction Mammoplasty
• 2019
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Authors
Mohamed Attia Khalil, MD; Gamal Ibrahim El Habaa, MD; Mohamed Tawfik younis MD; Ibrahim Abdelhamid Aboelmaaty Fakhreldeen, (M.B.B.ch)
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Suction-Assisted Lipectomy, Direct Defatting, Reduction Mammoplasty Outcomes.
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International
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Abstract
Purpose: To thorough light on suction assisted lipectomy versus direct defatting of inferior pole of breast in superiomedial pedicle reduction mammoplasty.
Background: Reduction mammoplasty is widely accepted as an effective means of relieving many of symptoms like breast pain & psychological symptoms related to unwanted attention.
Patients and methods: This study included 34 patients having huge breast. Who were managed superiomedial pedicle reduction mammoplasty. In group I (n =17), the lower pole shaping was achieved with direct defatting, group II (n =17) the inferior pole and inferolateral aspect of the breast was approached with liposuction. After evaluation by complete history, examination and investigations.
Results: There is significant decrease in post-operative nipple height and areola diameter and nipple to sternal notch measurement and elevation of inframammary fold in both groups; P value
Background: Reduction mammoplasty is widely accepted as an effective means of relieving many of symptoms like breast pain & psychological symptoms related to unwanted attention.
Patients and methods: This study included 34 patients having huge breast. Who were managed superiomedial pedicle reduction mammoplasty. In group I (n =17), the lower pole shaping was achieved with direct defatting, group II (n =17) the inferior pole and inferolateral aspect of the breast was approached with liposuction. After evaluation by complete history, examination and investigations.
Results: There is significant decrease in post-operative nipple height and areola diameter and nipple to sternal notch measurement and elevation of inframammary fold in both groups; P value