Técnica aprimorada de duplo fuso para braquioplastia pós-bariátrica

Modolin, Miguel; Junior, Wilson Cintra; Faintuch, Joel; Silva, Maira M; Moraes, Luciana Borsoi; Gemperli, Rolf; Ferreira, Marcos Castro

doi:10.1590/s0100-69912011000400003

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“…Higher revision rates were also observed in patients with a medial incision, performed predominantly for aesthetic purposes to rectify the aforementioned sequelae. Alternative brachioplasty techniques have been proposed to circumvent these challenges, including the S-brachioplasty, 40 T-brachioplasty, 41 L-brachioplasty, 36 J-brachioplasty, 16 kris knife technique, 26 fish incision technique, 28 and the triple vector brachial lifting technique. 24 Posterior, 22 posteromedial, 18 and axillary/short-scar brachioplasty incisions 4,37 have also been suggested for the same purpose.…”

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Complications in Brachioplasty: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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Abi‐Rafeh

Ramírez-GarcíaLuna

et al. 2021

Plastic &Amp; Reconstructive Surgery

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lastic surgery has experienced a surge in popularity of brachioplasty procedures over the past decade, mirroring the rise in bariatric procedures and the growing population of massive weight loss patients. 1 In response to the 5030 percent rise in brachioplasties performed over the past two decades, plastic surgeons continue to seek modifications and evolution of brachioplasty techniques to improve aesthetic outcomes and minimize complications. 2,3 Several modifications have been proposed, including limited incision brachioplasties, 3 adjunctive liposuction, 4 and a nonexcisional brachioplasty approach. 5 Despite these efforts, this procedure continues to be

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