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Is There a Reduction Mammaplasty for “All Seasons?”

Nicholas G. Georgiade, Donald Serafín, Ronald Riefkohl, Gregory S. Georgiade

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Abstract

No 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.

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No 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.

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No 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.

Key concepts: Mastopexy, Medicine, Mammaplasty, Reduction (mathematics), Breast reduction, Surgery, Plastic surgery, Mathematics

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