Use of Soft Tissue Support in Augmentation Mastopexy
Augmentation mastopexy can be a difficult operation. In certain cases adjunct measures can be used to improve the stability and predictability of this operation. Use of soft tissue support mesh products can be implemented to prevent recurrent ptosis and c
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Augmentation Mastopexy
M. Bradley Calobrace Bill G. Kortesis • Gaurav Bharti Chet Mays Editors
Augmentation Mastopexy Mastering the Art in the Management of the Ptotic Breast
Editor-in-Chief M. Bradley Calobrace, MD, FACS Private Practice CaloAesthetics Plastic Surgery Center Louisville, KY USA
Clinical Faculty University of Kentucky Division of Plastic Surgery Lexington, KY USA
Clinical Faculty University of Louisville Division of Plastic Surgery Louisville, KY USA Co-editors Bill G. Kortesis, MD, FACS Hunstad/Kortesis/Bharti Plastic Surgery Center Charlotte, NC USA Gaurav Bharti, MD, FACS Hunstad/Kortesis/Bharti Plastic Surgery Center Charlotte, NC USA
Chet Mays, MD Private Practice CaloAesthetics Plastic Surgery Center Louisville, KY USA University of Louisville Division of Plastic Surgery Louisville, KY USA
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Foreword
The concept of a plastic surgery textbook focused on augmentation mastopexy would have previously been viewed as overreaching. It would be perceived by most as too narrow and finite a topic to justify a full manuscript. As plastic surgery has evolved, concepts of augmentation mastopexy have grown considerably with additional methodologies, increased procedural detail, and overall expansion of the entire topic. A textbook of this combined topic is therefore not only justified but very welcome indeed. The primary authors are all well known to me. They have all delved deeply into the concepts of augmentation mastopexy and expanded this field of interest through their contributio
