mastoplastia aumentativa

Expósito A,  Escobar H,  Tamayo A, González JS
Acta Médica. 2021; Vol. 22, No. 3

La mastoplastia de aumento es uno de los procedimientos de cirugía plástica más comunes en aquellas mujeres que no están satisfechas con el tamaño de sus mamas. Fue el cirujano plástico Hoeler,quien en el año 1973 realizó el primer aumento mamario por vía axilar. La ausencia de cicatrices en la región mamaria y el mejor control en el posicionamiento del surco inframamario están entre las principales ventajas de esta técnica quirúrgica. El objetivo del estudio fue valorar los resultados de la mastoplastia de aumento por vía axilar sin endoscopio.

Ventura, O.
Cir. plást. iberolatinoam. vol.43, no.1. ene./mar. 2016. pp.3-10

portada - Cirugía Plástica Ibero - Latinoamericana_hugeLa mama con disminución de volumen y ptósica requiere un procedimiento doble que consiste, en la mayoría de los casos, en aumento con implante y ajuste de los tejidos al nuevo tamaño. Esta es una realidad que sienten los cirujanos plásticos con experiencia y mucho más aquellos que comienzan a transitar por la especialidad.
En mamas ptósicas que requieren aumento, el volumen añadido de la prótesis puede cambiar los requerimientos de escisión cutánea, causando inconvenientes si se ha calculado mal la superficie desepidermizada o generando lógicas dudas entre una pexia con técnica periareolar o una periareolo-vertical.

Piña Martínez, V; Castro Sierra, A.
Cir. plást. iberolatinoam. vol.42, no.1. ene./mar. 2016. pp.13-20

portada - Cirugía Plástica Ibero - Latinoamericana_huge

La contractura capsular (CC) es la complicación más común y frustrante en mujeres que se han sometido a cirugía de aumento mamario con fines estéticos. La causa es actualmente desconocida y se considera que a menudo participan varios factores conjuntamente.
Se realizó un estudio prospectivo observacional de casos y controles anidados en una cohorte de pacientes, llevado a cabo durante 4 años en la Clínica Ruber de Madrid.

Veronesi, P; De Lorenzi, F; Loschi, P; Rietjens, M; Veronesi, U.
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, February 2016, pp 1-10

portada - APS - Vol. 39 (2015)Breast augmentation is the most common cosmetic surgery in the United States, and thousands of augmented patients develop breast cancer each year. The possible effects of implants on cancer incidence, diagnosis, and treatment usually generate a disarming confusion. The present paper represents an update of the more recent oncologic and surgical strategies, aiming to support plastic and general surgeons in such challenging aspects. Several aspects of breast cancer management in augmented women are investigated, including: risk estimation and cancer characteristics, cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment including breast conservation, intraoperative radiotherapy, sentinel node biopsy and mastectomy, and reconstruction.

Cheng, N. X. et als.
Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, 2011-07-01, Volúmen 64, Número 7, Pages e185-e186

portada - JPRAS - Vol. 64; 7 (2011)Late haematomas and seromas (≥4 months postoperatively) in breasts with silicone prosthesis have been reported. Since 2001, there have only four patients with such delayed complication visiting our hospitals. The purpose of this literature review and our case presentation is to have more understanding about the clinical symptoms, surgical managements and relationship with implants for this late complication.

Atlan, M. et als.
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
, January 2016, Volume 40, Issue 1, pp 89–97

portada - APS - Vol. 39 (2015)Several companies offer anatomically shaped breast implants but differences among manufacturers are often misunderstood. The shell texture is a crucial parameter for anatomically shaped implants to prevent rotation and to decrease the risk of capsular contracture, even though concerns have recently been raised concerning the complications associated with textured breast implants. The aim of this study was to characterize differences in terms of texture, cell adhesion, shape, and stiffness between some commonly used anatomically shaped implants from three different manufacturers.

Spring, M. A; Hartmann, E. C; Stevens, W. G.
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2015-10-01, Volúmen 42, Número 4, Pages 505-518

Simultaneous breast augmentation and mastopexy is a common procedure often considered to be one of the most difficult cosmetic breast surgeries. One-stage augmentation mastopexy was initially described more than 50 years ago. The challenge lies in the fact that the surgery has multiple opposing goals: to increasing the volume of a breast, enhance the shape, and simultaneously decrease the skin envelope. Successful outcomes in augmentation can be expected with proper planning, technique, and patient education. This article focuses on common indications for simultaneous augmentation mastopexy, techniques for safe and effective combined procedures, challenges of the procedure, and potential complications.

Franco, T; Franco, D.
Rev. Bras. Cir. Plást. 2013;vol.28 (2):247-252

Revista Brasileira Cirurgia Plástica - Vol. 28Late seromas after augmentation mammaplasty are uncommon, can manifest without a defined cause, and can be treated by implant removal or replacement. This study aimed to analyze three cases of this complication that occurred 1-10 years postoperatively and were treated differently.