Clinical efficacy of modified vertical scar mastoplasty / 中华医学美学美容杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To introduce a modified vertical scar method (Hall-Findlay method) and its improved technique.Methods From May 2009 to May 2018,128 cases of female mammoplasty were completed in the Department of Plastic Surgery,Nanfang Hospital of Southern Medical University,aged 22 to 49 years,with an average of 38.3 years.56 cases underwent breast reduction surgery and 72 cases underwent breast suspension surgery.The surgical incision was designed according to the Hall Findlay method.Firstly,the inner skin of the design line was shaved to form a leather cap,the breast tissue was removed,the upper or inner pedicle was preserved,and the Würinger's horizontal septum structure was arranged to ensure the blood supply and innervation of the nipple areolar complex.The partially enlarged basal mammary gland tissue was removed,and the remaining mammary tissue was fixed upward at the second rib level.The redundant skin of the breast was fully reduced and sutured.For patients with obvious breast hypertrophy,intraoperative combined aspiration of fat was used,mainly to reduce the subcutaneous fat of the lateral and lateral chest of the breast gland.Results A total of 128 cases of breast disease and simple breast sagging were treated with this method.Only 1 case showed nipple areolar complex ischemia in the early postoperative period.After 3 months to 6 months follow-up,the breast shape was good and the satisfactory rate was over 95％.Conclusions This procedure is modified from the Lejour method of vertical scar mammoplasty.The full thickness of the pedicle is preserved compared with the Lejour method.The anatomical structure of the horizontal septum is preserved during the operation to reduce the postoperative nipple-areolar complex dysfunction and poor blood supply.The probability of occurrence and the long-term effect are good,the shape of the breast is straight,and it is worth promoting.