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Tuberous breasts: a periareolar approach.
Liacyr Ribeiro1, Affonso Accorsi, Vicenzo Argencio
1Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
Aesthetic Surgery Journal
|April 3, 2009
Summary
This study presents a periareolar surgical approach to correct tubular breast deformities, effectively preventing recurrence. The technique involves releasing constrictions and reshaping breast tissue, with options for implant augmentation.
Area of Science:
- Plastic Surgery
- Reconstructive Surgery
- Breast Surgery
Background:
- Tubular breast deformity is a common congenital condition.
- Existing surgical techniques may have limitations in preventing recurrence.
- A novel periareolar approach is proposed for correction.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the efficacy of a periareolar approach for correcting tubular breast deformity.
- To assess the technique's effectiveness in preventing recurrence.
- To describe the surgical maneuvers involved.
Main Methods:
- A periareolar incision is utilized.
- Surgical maneuvers include transecting the constrictive ring.
- Hypoplastic inferior quadrants are addressed, and glandular tissue is redistributed.
- Implant placement may be incorporated.
Main Results:
- The periareolar approach is effective in correcting tubular breast deformities.
- The technique demonstrates significant success in preventing recurrence.
- The procedure is technically straightforward to perform.
Conclusions:
- The described periareolar approach offers a reliable solution for tubular breast correction.
- This method effectively addresses the underlying constrictive elements of the deformity.
- The technique is associated with a low recurrence rate and patient satisfaction.
