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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
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