SUPERIOMEDIAL PEDICALE SEPTUM BASED REDUCTION MAMMOPLASTY FOR BREAST HYPERTROPHY

Background: Reduction mammoplasty is a technique used for treating women with breast hypertrophy, in addition to improving the appearance of these breasts. Hence, corrections under this include functional and aesthetic outcomes, while preserving vascularity sensibility Aim : To evaluate superomedial septal-based reduction patients hypertrophy on Nipple Areola Complex (NAC) vascularity, overall complications. Patients Methods: A total 29 bilateral underwent pedicle septal perforated technique. The mean distance SN-N was 36.9 cm right side 37.4 left side. transfer nipple–areola 18.2 18 excised tissue 1283 g from 1240 Results: Postoperatively, 21.5 both limited wound dehiscence occurred four (13.8%), impaired nipple sensation three (10.1%), infection found one patient (3.4%). Conclusions: In our study, using perforator provided safe reliable including macromastia gigantomastia. It minimized risk vascular compromise NAC. show minor complications provide good outcomes.