Breast Augmentation - Principles and Practice

von: Melvin A. Shiffman

Springer-Verlag, 2008

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Breast Augmentation - Principles and Practice


 

Foreword

5

Preface

6

Contents

7

List of Contributors

13

Anatomy, Benign Breast Disease, Malignant Breast Disease, Mammograms

26

Embryology and Anatomy of the Breast

27

Introduction

27

Embryogenesis

27

Congenital Anomalies

28

Anatomy

31

Histology

45

Conclusions

47

References

47

Nerves, Ligaments, and Vessels of the Chest and Breast

49

Introduction

49

Nerves, Ligaments, Vessels

49

References

50

Anthropomorphic Measurement of the Breast

51

Introduction

51

Shape

51

Volume

51

Position

52

Pathological Morphology of the Breast

53

Ptosis and Projection

53

Protocol History

53

Breast Envelope Quality

53

Protocol Method

56

Definitions

56

Accuracy

57

Clinical Application

60

References

66

Anatomy and Clinical Significance of the Pectoral Fascia

69

Introduction

69

Results

69

Technique

69

Discussion

71

Conclusions

73

References

73

The Inframammary Crease

74

Introduction

74

Anatomy

74

Reconstruction of the Inframammary Fold

76

Discussion

77

References

78

Breast Asymmetries: A Working Formulation

79

Introduction Materials and Methods

79

Results

81

Discussion

81

Conclusions

82

References

83

Benign Disorders of the Breast

84

Introduction

84

Benign Disorders

84

History

84

Physical Examination

84

Mammography

84

Discussion

85

References

85

Malignant Breast Diseases

86

Introduction

86

Breast Augmentation

86

Cancer

86

Genetic Testing Chromosome

87

Breast Cancer Prevention Options

88

Discussion

88

Conclusions

88

Mammograms in Cosmetic Breast Surgery

89

Introduction

89

Preoperative Mammograms

89

Postoperative Mammograms Following Cosmetic

89

Breast Surgery

89

Cosmetic Surgeries

90

Discussion

91

References

91

Preoperative Consultation

93

Initial Consultation

94

Introduction

94

Subjective Reasons for Breast Augmentation

94

Physical Examination

94

History

94

Informed Consent Discussion

95

Implants

95

Method for Determining Bra Size and Predicting Postaugmentation Breast Size

96

Introduction Technique

96

Discussion

98

Results

98

Conclusions

102

References

102

Breast Assessment and Implant Selection Using the TTM Aesthetic Breast Chart

103

Introduction

103

Preoperative Assessment Using the TTM Chart

103

Implant Selection

118

Soft Tissue Cover Tension and Capsule Formation

124

Conclusions

125

References

125

The Golden Ratios of the Breast

127

Introduction Method

127

Results

128

Discussion

128

Choosing the Right Prosthesis

129

Conclusions

130

References

133

Body Image and Other Psychological Issues in Breast Augmentation

135

Introduction

135

Preoperative Psychosocial Status of Breast Augmentation Candidates

135

Changes in Psychosocial Status Following Breast Augmentation

136

Cosmetic Breast Augmentation and Suicide

137

Preoperative Psychological Assessment of Breast Augmentation Patients

138

References

140

Conclusions

140

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

144

Introduction

144

Definition

144

Symptoms

144

Consequences of BDD

144

Discussion

145

Associated Disorders

145

Treatment Conclusions

145

References

145

Use of Decision and Management Algorithms in a Breast Augmentation Practice

147

Introduction Incorporating the Algorithms in Patient Education Use of Decision and Management Algorithms

147

Practical Clinical Use of Algorithms in the Office

147

Implant Size Change

170

Alternatives for Managing Possible Periprosthetic Space Infection

171

Alternatives for Managing Capsular Contracture Grades 3 and 4

171

Alternatives for Managing Stretch Deformities and Implant Malposition

171

Management of Shell Disruption or Leaking Silicone Gel Implant

173

Alternatives for Managing Undefined Symptom Complexes

174

Conclusions

174

References

176

Implants

178

Silicone Versus Saline Implants

179

Introduction

179

Implant Characteristics

180

Patient Characteristics

186

Conclusions

188

References

189

Choice of Prosthesis Surface: Myth or Necessity?

191

Introduction

191

History

191

Variety of Available Prostheses

192

Definitions

192

Effect of Smooth-Textured Prostheses on Augmentation Mammaplasty Surgery

193

Effect of Texturization and Smoothness on Augmentation Mammaplasty

193

Effect of Textured Prostheses on Augmentation Mammaplasty

194

Adherence of Textured Prostheses (Advantage of Adhesion to Surrounding Tissue)

195

Effect of Texture on Capsule Formation

195

Conclusions

195

References

195

Enhanced Projection: Adjustable Gel Implants

198

Introduction

198

Saline Implants

198

Silicone Implants

198

Double-Lumen Adjustable Implants

199

Enhanced Projection: Adjustable Gel Implant

199

Betadine and Breast Implants

203

Introduction Discussion

203

Study on Betadine

203

Conclusions

203

References

203

Mechanical Analysis of Explanted Silicone Breast Implants

204

Introduction

204

Materials and Methods

204

Results

205

Discussion

205

References

207

Cohesive Gel Silicone Implants

208

Introduction Contraindications

208

Anesthesia

208

Patient Selection

208

Technique

208

Preoperative Routine Examination

208

Postoperative Care

209

Results

210

Complications

211

Conclusions

211

Surgical Approaches

214

Principles of Breast Augmentation Surgery

215

Introduction

215

Principles

215

Controversies of Certain Methods

216

Postoperative Manipulation of the Implants

216

Conclusions

216

Intraoperative Assessment of Breast Prosthesis Volume Using a Set of Graduated Expanders

217

Introduction

217

Technique

217

References

220

Discussion

220

Conclusions

220

Breast Augmentation: Intraareolar Approach

221

Introduction

221

Technique

221

Preoperative

221

Postoperative Care

222

Discussion

223

Breast Augmentation Using the Periareolar Approach

225

Introduction

225

Technique

225

Results

226

Discussion

227

References

229

Conclusions

229

Inframammary Approach to Subglandular Breast Augmentation

231

Introduction Breast Implants and Subglandular

231

Breast Augmentation

231

Patient Evaluation

235

Patient Examination

236

Operative Technique

236

Postoperative Care

238

References

239

Complications

239

Breast Augmentation: Axillary Approach

241

Introduction

241

Initial Consultation

241

Indications for Breast Augmentation

242

Augmentation, Mastopexy, or Both?

242

Preoperative Work-Up

242

Technique

242

Mastopexy and Augmentation Performed Postoperative Care Simultaneously:

246

Results

246

Avoidance of Common Complications

247

Discussion

249

Conclusions

250

References

250

Hydrodissection Axillary Breast Augmentation

251

Introduction

251

Surgical Technique

251

Preoperative

251

Postoperative Care

252

Complications

255

Conclusions

255

Nipple or Areolar Reduction with Simultaneous Breast Augmentation

256

Introduction

256

Surgical Technique

256

Results

257

Complications

257

Discussion

259

References

259

Conclusions

259

Classification of Breast Ptosis

260

Introduction

260

Lalardrie–Jouglard Classification

260

Regnault Classification of Breast Ptosis

261

Lewis Classification

261

Brink Classification

261

Brink Procedural Specifics for Forms of Breast Ptosis

261

LaTrenta and Hoffman Classification

263

Conclusions

264

De la Torre and Vasconez Classification

264

References

264

Breast Augmentation with Mastopexy

265

Introduction

265

Definition of Ptosis

265

Types of Mastopexy

267

Estimating Volume

268

Technique

269

Case Examples

277

Conclusions

281

References

282

Crescent Mastopexy with Augmentation

284

33.1

284

Introduction

284

33.2

284

Indications

284

33.3

285

Technique

285

33.4

286

Case Results

286

33.5

286

Complications

286

33.6

287

Discussion

287

References

288

33.7

288

Conclusions

288

Breast Augmentation with Periareolar Mastopexy

289

Introduction

289

History

289

Indications

289

Augmentation Alone

289

Preoperative Planning

289

Staging

289

Operative Technique

291

Risks and Complications

293

Conclusions

293

References

296

Mastopexy/Reduction and Augmentation Without Vertical Scar

297

Introduction Consultation

297

Surgical Procedure

297

Postoperative Care

300

Complications

300

Conclusions

300

Classification of the Tuberous Breast

302

Introduction Grolleau Classification

302

Von Heimburg Classification

302

Discussion

302

References

305

The Incidence of Tuberous Breast Deformity in Asymmetric and Symmetric Mammaplasty Patients

306

Introduction

306

Technique

306

Discussion

308

Results

308

References

311

Conclusions

311

Aesthetic Reconstruction of the Tuberous Breast Deformity

312

Introduction

312

History

312

Anatomy and Embryology

313

Techniques

315

Complications Discussion

322

References

323

Periareolar Technique for Correction and Augmentation of the Tuberous Breast

325

Introduction Anatomy

325

Surgical Treatment

326

Results and Complications

328

Discussion

328

Conclusions

330

References

332

The Effect of Breast Parenchymal Maldistribution on Augmentation Mammoplasty Decisions

333

References

335

Management of Anterior Chest Wall Deformity in Breast Augmentation

336

Introduction

336

Clinical Evaluation

336

Types of Deformities

336

Radiographic Evaluation

336

Manubriosternal Prominence, Pectus Carinatum, and Prominent Costosternal Junction

337

Pectus Excavatum

338

Poland’s Syndrome

339

Sunken Chest (Anterior Thoracic Hypoplasia)

340

Scoliosis

341

Customized Chest Wall Implant: Moulage Preparation

342

Conclusions

345

Discussion

345

References

345

Poland’s Syndrome

347

Introduction

347

Etiology

347

Clinical Presentations

348

Treatment

351

References

358

Breast Augmentation in the Transsexual

361

Introduction

361

Discussion

361

Technique

361

Conclusions

362

Anesthetic Drip System to Reduce Pain in Cosmetic Surgery

364

Introduction Technique

364

Discussion

367

References

368

Position of Implant

369

Submammary Versus Subpectoral Implant

370

Introduction

370

Submammary Pocket

370

Markings

370

Subpectoral Pocket

372

Discussion

372

Conclusions

378

References

379

Treatment of the Submammary Fold in Breast Implantation

381

Introduction

381

Anatomy

381

Factors Distorting the Inframammary Fold

381

Surgical Maneuvers Treatment of the Submammary Fold

382

Nipple–Inframammary Fold Relationships

383

Implant Size and Submammary Fold Problems

385

References

386

Conclusions

386

Subfascial Prepectoral Implant Using the Inframammary Approach

387

Introduction

387

Incision Site

388

Pocket Dissection

392

Discussion

394

References

397

Subfascial Transaxillary Breast Augmentation

399

Introduction Technique

399

Postoperative Care

401

Results

401

Discussion

402

Conclusions

405

References

406

Modified Subfascial Breast Augmentation

407

Introduction

407

Technique

407

Results

408

Complications

408

Discussion

408

Conclusions

410

References

411

Submuscular Fascial Dual-Plane Breast Augmentation

412

Introduction

412

Retromuscular Glandular Dual-Plane

413

Breast Augmentation

413

Retromuscular Fascial Dual-Plane

415

Breast Augmentation

415

Technique

416

Clinical Cases

417

Conclusions

422

References

425

“Reverse” Dual-Plane Mammaplasty

426

Introduction

426

Technique

426

Postoperative Care

428

Discussion

429

Results

429

Conclusions

430

References

431

Breast Augmentation with Autologous Tissue

432

History of Breast Augmentation with Autologous Fat

433

Introduction Recent History with Liposuctioned Fat

433

Historical Contributions

433

Discussion

435

References

436

Breast Augmentation with Autologous Fat

438

Introduction

438

Case Reports

438

Technique

438

References

444

Discussion

444

Fat Transfer with Platelet-Rich Plasma for Breast Augmentation

445

Introduction

445

General Biology of Wound and Graft Healing with PRP

447

Autologous Fat Graft Healing Model

448

Technique

449

Results and Complications

454

Discussion

456

Conclusions

458

References

460

Fat Transfer and Implant Breast Augmentation

464

Introduction

464

Clinical Case

464

Technique

464

Discussion

467

References

467

Breast Augmentation with the Brava® External Tissue Expander

469

Introduction

469

History

469

Discussion

472

Conclusions

475

References

476

Autogenous Augmentation Mammaplasty with Microsurgical Tissue Transfer

477

Introduction History

477

Technique

478

Results and Complications

478

Discussion

479

Conclusions

481

References

482

Complications

484

Complications of Breast Augmentation

485

Introduction

485

Capsular Contracture

485

Implant Displacement

488

Implant Rotation

488

Implant Deflation or Rupture

489

Implant Rippling

489

Seroma

490

Hematoma

490

Infection

490

Hypertrophic Scarring

491

Sensory Changes to Nipple–Areolar Complex

491

References

492

Mondor’s Disease

492

Steroids and Other Complications

492

Pneumothorax

492

Less Common Complications of Breast Augmentation

494

Introduction Areolar Retraction

494

Axillary Banding

495

Autoinflation, Spontaneous

495

Capsule Contracture

496

Double Bubble

496

Calcifications

496

Chronic Pain

496

Elevated Platinum Levels

498

Fibrotic Retraction

498

Galactorrhea

498

Idiosyncratic Allergic Reaction

498

Improper Implant Placement

499

Late Bleeding After Breast Augmentation

499

Malposition of the Inframammary Scar

499

Lactation Problems

499

Methicillin-Resistant

500

Infection

500

Community-Acquired Methicillin-Resistant (CA-MRSA)

500

Migration of Implant

502

Myospasm of Pectoralis Major Muscle

502

Neurologic Injury

503

Necrosis

503

Pneumothorax

506

Periareolar Scar Indentation

506

Synmastia

507

Rippling

507

Serous Fluid Drainage

507

Thromboembolism

507

Synmastia (Symmastia)

510

Toxic Shock Syndrome

510

Capsular Contracture Following Augmentation Mammaplasty: Etiology and Pathogenesis

514

Introduction

514

Histological Characteristics of Capsules Surrounding Mammary Prostheses

514

The Enigma of Myofibroblasts

517

Etiology of Capsular Contracture

518

Miscellaneous Factors

524

References

527

Management of Established Capsular Contracture

527

Complications Related to the Implant

530

Introduction

530

History

530

Techniques

530

Rupture

531

Radiolucency

532

Saline Implants

532

Silicone

532

Polyurethane-Coated Implants

533

Titanium-Coated Implants

533

Soybean Implants (Triglyceride-Filled) Conclusions

533

PVP Implants

533

References

534

Surrounding Mammary Prostheses Within the Breast

535

Introduction

535

Mammographic Imaging

536

Ultrasound

540

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

545

Expected Outcomes of Imaging Implants

547

Conclusions

549

References

549

Treatment of Capsule Contracture with Endoscopic CO Laser

551

Introduction

551

Technique

552

Discussion

553

Results

553

Conclusions

554

References

555

Hammock Capsulorrhaphy

556

Introduction

556

Physiopathology

556

Etiology

556

Anatomic Features

557

Technique

557

Results

557

Conclusions

557

Breast Implant Malposition: Prevention and Correction

560

Introduction

560

Preoperative Analysis

560

Operative Technique

561

Postoperative Management

562

Correction of Implant Malposition

562

Conclusions

563

References

568

Aesthetic Outcome of Breast Implant Removal

570

Introduction Reasons for Implant Removal

570

Implant Removal and Timing of Any Reconstructive Options

575

Technique and Results

581

Conclusions

584

References

586

Inframammary Fold Elevation and External Synmastia Repair: Morgan–Metcalf Method

588

Introduction

588

Technique

588

Synmastia

588

References

591

Intracapsular Allogenic Dermal Grafts for Periprosthetic Breast Implant Problems

592

Introduction

592

Technique

592

Complications

593

Results

593

Discussion

593

Conclusions

593

References

595

Submammary Flap for Correction of Severe Sequelae from Augmentation Mammaplasty

596

Introduction

596

Historical Background

596

Timing of the Operation

597

Anatomic Considerations

597

Step-by-Step Surgical Technique

598

Other Surgical Options

599

Conclusions

599

References

602

Idiosyncratic Allergic Reaction: A Rare Complication of Augmentation Mammoplasty

604

Introduction

604

Case Reports

604

Discussion

605

Conclusion

606

References

606

Complications of Silicone Gel Implants

610

Introduction

610

Seroma

610

Hematoma

610

Infection

611

Capsular Contracture

612

References

615

Aesthetic Management of the Breast Capsule After Explantation

617

Introduction

617

Histology

617

Discussion

618

Conclusions

618

References

618

Complications of the Transumbilical Approach

620

Introduction

620

Incorrect Implant Pocket Position

620

Reports of Complications

620

References

621

Implant Postoperatively too High

621

Capsule Contracture

621

Subfascial Breast Augmentations: Complications

622

Introduction

622

Reported Complications

622

Difficulty Dissecting the Pocket

622

Incorrect Pocket

622

Discussion

622

Conclusions

623

References

623

Complications of Autologous Fat Transfer to the Breast

624

Introduction

624

Discussion

624

Reported Complications

624

References

624

Miscellaneous

625

Breast Conservation Therapy After Augmentation Mammaplasty

626

Introduction Definition

626

Oncologic Consultation: Treatment Alternatives

626

Lumpectomy: Effect of Breast Implants on Mammography

627

Lumpectomy: Effect of Radiation on Rate of Capsular Contracture

627

Lumpectomy and Radiation Versus Glandular Replacement Therapy

628

Breast Conservation Therapy in the Augmented Patient: Clinical Experience

629

Conclusions

630

References

631

Serologic and Histologic Findings in Capsule Contracture Patients with Silicone Gel Implants

632

Introduction

632

Investigations, Results, and Discussion

632

Conclusions

636

References

637

Medical-Legal Aspects of Breast Augmentation

638

Introduction

638

Requirements for Medical Negligence

638

Standard of Care

638

Informed Consent

638

Complications

639

The Angry Patient

639

Patient Rapport

639

Medical Record

640

Legal Aspects

640

Legal Cases

640

The Misinformed Expert Witness

640

Discussion

643

References

643

Editor’s Commentary

644

Introduction

644

Retropectoral Versus Retromammary Breast

644

Implantation

644

Capsulectomy Versus Capsulotomy for the Treatment of Capsular Contraction

644

Capsule Contracture After Breast Irradiation for Cancer

644

Antibacterial Irrigation in Pocket Under or Over the Pectoralis Major Muscle: Before Insertion of Prosthesis Capsule Contracture Rates

645

Umbilical Approach to Breast Augmentation

645

Textured Versus Smooth Implants

645

Treatment of Implant Pocket Infection

645

Comparison of the Mentor Siltex Textured Implant and the McGhan BioCell Textured Implant

645

Autologous Fat Augmentation of the Breast

646

The Perfect Breast

646

References

646

Subject Index

648