Breast augmentation in patients with congenital genetic and endocrine disorders of sex development

Objective. To develop an optimal method for augmentation mammoplasty in patients with congenital genetic and endocrine disorders of sex development. Material and methods. This study is devoted to original technique of augmentation mammoplasty. There were 2 groups by 20 patients each with congenital genetic and endocrine disorders of sex development. Age of patients ranged from 20 to 42 years. Patients in the 1st group underwent classical augmentation mammoplasty, in the 2nd group — original breast augmentation. The essence of this technique is to achieve aesthetic and long-term result while minimizing the risk of adverse events determined by the underlying anatomical features. We used original questionnaires to assess treatment outcomes and quality of life after surgery. Results. All cases demonstrated favorable aesthetic results. Survey revealed higher satisfaction with treatment outcomes and better quality of life in the 2nd group. Conclusion. Original surgery in patients with congenital genetic and endocrine disorders of sex development significantly improved self-perception and psychosocial status.