- with cir****vertical and
horizontal surgical incisions;
which produce a
periareolar scar, at the
periphery (edge) of the nipple-areola
complex (NAC), and...
- the
round block mammoplasty, a minimal-scar
periareolar incision technique that
produces only a
periareolar scar –
around the NAC,
where the dark-to-light...
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SPAIR (short-scar
periareolar inferior pedicle reduction) is a short-scar
breast surgery technique developed by
Dennis C. Hammond, ****istant professor...
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retroareolar area. The
periareolar glands of
Montgomery in the
breast are also
called Montgomery tubercles or
Morgagni tubercles.
These periareolar glands are small...
- hair
growth are normal. The
areas where terminal hair may grow are the
periareolar areas (nipples), the
centre and
sides of the
chest and the
clavicle collarbone...
-
person is
concerned about possible breast-feeding difficulties, the
periareolar incisions can
sometimes be made so as to
reduce damage to the milk ducts...
- its survival. The
keyhole incision (i.e.,
skeleton key)
augments the
periareolar incision further by
making a
vertical closure underneath (lollipop),...
-
implantation can
produce thicker,
slightly more
visible surgical scars.
Periareolar: a border-line
incision along the
periphery of the areola,
which provides...
- loss of
scalp hair (androgenetic alopecia),
increase in
chest hair,
periareolar hair,
perianal hair, leg hair,
armpit hair.
Testosterone is necessary...
- (axillae),
perianal area,
upper lip,
preauricular areas (sideburns),
periareolar areas (nipples),
middle of the chest, neck
under the chin, remainder...
