Vertical scar reduction mammoplasty in massive macromastia: A prospective case series

Vertical scar superomedial pedicle breast reduction is a safe and effective technique for patients with severe macromastia. It provides excellent aesthetic outcomes, minimal complications, and high patient satisfaction, even in high-BMI populations. These findings support its role as a reliable first-line surgical option in the management of extensive breast hypertrophy.

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JPRAS Open
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2026-01-16
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpra.2026.01.012
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Breast Implant and Reconstruction
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Vertical scar reduction mammoplasty in massive macromastia: A prospective case series

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Vertical scar reduction mammoplasty in massive macromastia: A prospective case series

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Vertical scar superomedial pedicle breast reduction is a safe and effective technique for patients with severe macromastia. It provides excellent aesthetic outcomes, minimal complications, and high patient satisfaction, even in high-BMI populations. These findings support its role as a reliable first-line surgical option in the management of extensive breast hypertrophy.

JPRAS OpenVol. 48
Sana'a University (YE), Yemenia University (YE), Police General Hospital (TH)
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