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Importance of Pitanguy’s Technique for the Evolution of Aesthetic Breast Surgery
Pages 3-22
Punto di Riferimento
per Medici e Operatori Sanitari
per Medici e Operatori Sanitari
LIBRERIA STUDIUM
Breast Surgery
Aesthetic Approaches
Avelar
Editore
Springer
Anno
2018
Pagine
751
ISBN
9783319541143
214,00 €
DA SCONTARE
This book presents the latest and most essential techniques in Aesthetic Mastoplasty, an important field in plastic surgery that allows us to reshape breasts in harmony with the body’s contours and with the patients’ sense of beauty. Moreover, there have been major advances in this area in recent years, leading to improved and more tailored surgical outcomes.
Breast surgeons should familiar with the most recent techniques in breast surgery, in order to provide a high standard of quality and patient-tailored surgical service. With these goals in mind, the book discusses the most important issues in the field, divided into four different sections: General Information for Breast Surgery, Surgical Principles of Breast Surgery, Breast Augmentation, and Liposuction and Lipoinjection.
Written by a respected breast surgeon to honor the remarkable contributions of Prof. Ivo Pitanguy and featuring contributions from 39 Brazilian plastic surgeons, Breast Surgery – Aesthetic Approaches highlights the essentials and the latest advances developed by Brazilian plastic surgeons over the past 37 years. As such, it offers an invaluable practical surgical manual for all readers interested or working in breast surgery, including plastic and breast surgeons and plastic surgery residents.
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The Pitanguy Technique for the Surgical Treatment of Breast Hypertrophy
Pages 23-32
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Clinical Evaluation and Surgical Planning for Aesthetic Breast Surgery
Pages 33-45
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Technical Systematization in Mammoplasty
Pages 47-57
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Anesthesia for Aesthetic Breast Surgery
Pages 59-75
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History of Breast Reduction
Pages 77-117
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Reduction Mastoplasty with a Short Scar
Pages 121-138
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Reduction Mammaplasty in a Single Central Block
Pages 139-147
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The Triple-Flap Interposition Mammaplasty: Personal Technique
Pages 149-166
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Reduction Mastoplasty: Personal Technique
Pages 167-173
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Pectoralis Major Muscle Flap: A Support Approach to Mammaplasty, Personal Technique
Pages 175-189
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Reduction mammaplasty with Rotation of the Glandular Flap to the Superior Pole
Pages 191-196
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Mammaplasty: Short Scar Breast Reduction
Pages 197-203
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Reduction Mammaplasty with a Circular Folded Pedicle Technique
Pages 205-226
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Arié’s Technique: Surgical Principles and Its Historical Importance for Mastoplasty
Pages 227-235
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Sepúlveda’s Technique for Reduction Mastoplasty
Pages 237-244
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Costa Lima’s Technique in Breast Hypertrophy
Pages 245-258
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Peixoto’s Technique for Reduction Mastoplasty
Pages 259-272
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Pigossi’s Technique for Reduction Mastoplasty
Pages 273-280
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Reduction Mastoplasty for Mammary Hypertrophy Using a Thin Superior Lateral Pedicle
Pages 281-287
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Reduction Mastoplasty and Mastopexy: Personal Approach Based on Other Techniques
Pages 289-300
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Personal Technique: Reduction Mastoplasty in Gigantomastia with Thin Superior Medial Pedicle
Pages 301-310
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Reduction Mastoplasty: Personal Technique
Pages 311-319
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Technique and Approaches for Different Breasts
Pages 321-330
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Reduction Mastoplasty with Prismatic Resection on a Trapezoid Base for Median Hypertrophic Breasts and Breasts with a Large Base
Pages 331-338
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Reduction Mammaplasty: McKissock’s Technique, a Personal Approach
Pages 339-346
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Adaptations of Techniques and Tactics in Mammaplasty
Pages 347-358
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Mammoplasty Planned Using the Divine Proportion and Assembled with Multiplanar Layers (Golden Ratio Mammoplasty)
Pages 359-370
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Vertical Mammaplasty: Vertical and Transverse Flaps through a Vertical Incision
Pages 371-379
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Vertical Mammaplasty
Pages 381-392
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Martire’s Technique for “L” Mastoplasty
Pages 393-405
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Breast Reduction with L Scar After 30 Years: Indications and Limitations
Pages 407-422
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Mastoplasty: The L Technique
Pages 423-436
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Mastoplasty: Personal Technique with L Scar
Pages 437-447
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Inferior Pedicle to Improve Mastoplasty
Pages 449-460
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Endoscopic Breast Reduction and Lifting
Pages 461-469
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Mammoplasty Using a Periareolar Approach
Pages 471-478
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Critical Analyses on the Periareolar Approach to Mastoplasty
Pages 479-485
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Tuberous Breast
Pages 487-492
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Body Contouring Surgery: Combined Breast Surgery in Lipoabdominoplasty
Pages 493-506
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Secondary Mastoplasty for Repair of Unfavorable Results
Pages 507-520
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Complications from Treatment with Mammoplasty
Pages 521-527
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Asymmetrical Breasts: A Challenge for Aesthetic Repair
Pages 531-548
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Poland’s Syndrome
Pages 549-554
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Asymmetrical Breasts Associated with Chest Deformities
Pages 555-568
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Aesthetic Approach to Breast Reconstruction
Pages 569-574
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Aesthetic Repair of Nipple and Areolar Abnormalities
Pages 575-586
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Perspectives of Lipotransfer for Breast Augmentation
Pages 589-605
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Importance of Regenerative Medicine in Breast Augmentation
Pages 607-615
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Importance of Lipoinjection for Breast Augmentation
Pages 617-624
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A Critical Analysis of Breast Implants
Pages 625-632
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Augmentation Mastoplasty Using Polyurethane-Covered Prostheses
Pages 633-644
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Critical Analysis on Access to and Location of Breast Implants
Pages 645-656
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Mastopexy with Implant Inclusion
Pages 657-662
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Breast Augmentation
Pages 663-671
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Approach to Ptotic Breasts: Surgical Options for Solving the Problems
Pages 673-689
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Augmentation Mastoplasty with Silicone Implant Associated with Mastopexy via an Initial Periareolar Approach (Safety Pocket)
Pages 691-697
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Mastopexy With and Without Prostheses
Pages 699-706
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Breast Augmentation
Pages 707-716
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Removal of Breast Implants Followed by Mastopexy
Pages 717-735
