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Unequal breast size after reduction mammaplasty can be avoided. A new device, the "mammasizer," allows surgeons to accurately compare breast volumes during surgery, preventing unfavorable cosmetic outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery
Surgical Technology
Medical Devices

Background:

Asymmetrical breast results are a common complication of reduction mammaplasty.
Current methods of tissue measurement lack the precision needed for intraoperative comparison.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel device for accurate intraoperative breast volume assessment.
To reduce the incidence of asymmetrical outcomes in reduction mammaplasty.

Main Methods:

Development of a simple, sterilizable device named the "mammasizer".
The device provides real-time breast volume comparison during surgical procedures.

Main Results:

The mammasizer offers immediate, essential data to surgeons prior to surgery completion.
Facilitates accurate intraoperative comparison of breast volumes.

Conclusions:

The mammasizer is a valuable tool for improving symmetry in reduction mammaplasty.
This device has the potential to significantly enhance patient satisfaction by preventing unequal breast results.