Remove the polyacrylamide hydrogel concomitant breast augmentation silicone gel prosthesis in 13 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Remove the polyacrylamide hydrogel concomitant breast augmentation silicone gel prosthesis in 13 cases Of: Chenghong Yu, Wan Weidong GUO Zong Branch, Jing Liu Xiaojun [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the areola incision under direct vision to remove the polyacrylamide hydrogel material earlier in the pectoralis major breast augmentation silicone gel implants placed under the feasibility. Methods: 28 patients had polyacrylamide hydrogel line plastic injection breast augmentation areola incision were removed by injection of objects, select the injection of material in 13 cases of breast and breast among those under the same space under the pectoralis major insertion in the silicone gel implants. Results: 13 patients with implants were placed in the same period None of the recent emergence hematoma and infection, 1 case of unilateral re-occurrence of surgical correction of capsular contracture. were followed up for 6 months to 2 years, 13 cases were the appearance of natural, soft to the touch. Conclusion: select the appropriate polypropylene cases were removed areola incision hydrogel after the same period under the pectoralis major insertion of silicone gel implants is feasible and effective. [Keywords:] polyacrylamide hydrogel; breast augmentation; complications [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the feasibility of augmentation mammoplasty with implanting silicon gel prosthesis after removing polyacrylamide hydrogel through peri areolar approach. Methods: Polyacrylamide hydrogels in 28 patients who had undergone augmentation mammoplasty with polyacrylamide hydrogel were removed through peri areolar approach and at the same time 13 cases were augmented by implanting silicongel prosthesis below pectoralis. Results: Follow up of 13 cases for 6 months to 2 years showed that 12 patients obtained satisfactory effect with natural appearance and that no hematoma and infection were found. Capsular contracture occurred in 1 case