Lateral displacement and synmastia after augmentation mammo- plasty (literature review)
D. S. Obydennov
Abstract:Augmentation mammoplasty is one of the most frequently performed plastic surgeries. The stability of the aesthetic result depends on many factors: the composition of the integumentary tissues of the patient, the weight, shape and design of the implant itself, its interaction with surrounding tissues, surgical technique and postoperative period. In the domestic literature available to us, such complications as lateral displacement and synmastia are practically described. Much attention is paid to implant displa… Show more
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