Sequential breast and nipple-areolar complex reconstruction after soft tissue necrosis following augmentation mastopexy: a case report

Breast augmentation mastopexy is a common procedure in cosmetic plastic surgery. Augmentation has proven to be relatively safe operation, but surgeons should aware of and able cope with disastrous complications such as soft tissue necrosis nipple loss. The most important consideration breast reconstruction the recovery shape symmetry, well maintenance nipple-areolar complex without any complications. We experienced case sequential reconstruction, which purse-string suture technique was used repair medium-sized circular defects accompanied by loss central area both breasts preserve mounds. Modified CV flaps were performed for left Elsahy method reconstruct right nipple. Tattooing on areolar reconstruction. Through patient achieved satisfactory aesthetic results. In medium-sized, round loss, pursestring simple effective reconstructive option that enables mound requiring additional incision or distortion surrounding structures.