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KMID : 1037220130190020106
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Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
2013 Volume.19 No. 2 p.106 ~ p.113
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How to get the Best Results in Transaxillary Breast Augmentation with Anatomic form Stable Implants: Pocket Shapes, Insertion, and Maintenance
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Park Jin-Seok
Yim Joong-Hyuk
Ock Jae-Jin
Sun Sang-Hoon
Lee Young-Woo
Park Sung-Chul
Seul Chul-Hwan
Yoon Won-Joune
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Abstract
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Although IMF incision is known the best way for anatomic implant, most Korean doctors and patients hesitate IMF incision. Anatomic form stable implants have some benefits such as less prominent upper pole, less wrinkles and ripples, and less rupture rate than round cohesive type I implants. However more concern is necessory for placing the anatomic implants. The Korean Academic Association of Breast Surgery(KAABS) planned to support some tips for using anatomic form stable implants through axillary incision. The KAABS gathered and analyzed the concepts of Korean plastic surgeons who have experienced transaxillary breast augmentation with anatomic form stable implants. The KAABS requested them of their concepts of 9 basic categories: entrance dissection, pocket dissection, lubricant, inserting aids, skin protector, inserting direction, suction drainage, dressing, compression garment, and their key considerations. Eight expert surgeons suggested their own cutting edge methods of transaxillary breast augmentation with the anatomic form stable implant, however each surgeon should find his or her own method. Authors and KAABS hope that these developing and incomplete concepts help beginners to find their own concepts.
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KEYWORD
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Breast implants, Anatomic model, Axilla incision, Augmentation mammaplasty
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