2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00266-019-01465-8
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Is There a Breast Augmentation Outcome Difference Between Subfascial and Subglandular Implant Placement? A Prospective Randomized Double-Blinded Study

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“…20,21,25,28 Despite the advantages already mentioned in this previous series, [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] one drawback of the subfascial technique is related to very thin patients with insufficient tissue coverage. 12,18,28,29 In terms of aesthetic outcomes, the upper/medial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery • October 2022 borders of the implant may be evident, with a more marked transition near the implant edges. Recognizing these patients early in the breast augmentation planning process and recommending autologous fat grafting in areas considered "risky" can lead to better outcomes and in turn reduce the need for revision operations to correct implant visibility.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…20,21,25,28 Despite the advantages already mentioned in this previous series, [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] one drawback of the subfascial technique is related to very thin patients with insufficient tissue coverage. 12,18,28,29 In terms of aesthetic outcomes, the upper/medial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery • October 2022 borders of the implant may be evident, with a more marked transition near the implant edges. Recognizing these patients early in the breast augmentation planning process and recommending autologous fat grafting in areas considered "risky" can lead to better outcomes and in turn reduce the need for revision operations to correct implant visibility.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Unserer Erfahrung nach stellt die von uns bevorzugte subfasziale Brustvergrößerung trotz des zusätzlichen operativen Aufwands eine effiziente Methode dar, die insbesondere gegenüber der submuskulären Positionierung unserer Beobachtung nach eine weniger schmerzhafte und einschränkende Heilungsphase nach sich zieht. Ob und inwieweit sich die Langzeitergebnisse jedoch in Bezug auf Brustform und Implantatposition mit der subglandulären oder submuskulären Positionierung vergleichen lassen, wird in der Literatur sehr kontrovers diskutiert [21,22,23,24]. Die Klärung dieser Frage war jedoch nicht Bestandteil unserer Studie und bedarf deshalb weiterer Untersuchungen.…”
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“…Although there is no unanimity concerning which is the best surgical pocket, the decision is usually defined by the surgeon's preference and experience and based on breast anatomy. 17 Despite the reliability of the subglandular pocket, placing the silicone implant next to the glandular tissue may result in an unsatisfactory result regarding the visibility and palpability of the implant. This is particularly noticeable in thin patients with smaller breasts and inadequate soft-tissue coverage, where a sharp transition can be seen in the limits of the implant.…”
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