Quadruplane (2+2) composite silicone implant and fat grafting
holistic personal technique".
in 2010 we designed
our personal approach to the issue of breast enlargement as “triple plane composite technique” In our technique we
propose a combination of the three most popular techniques used by the majority
of plastic surgeons today: i.e. the subglandular or the submuscular placement of
a suitable silicone implant and the optimising use of fat grafting. We use all
variations of the dual plane technique. By this particular technique we combine
the dual plane approach for the central [glandular] part of the operated breast
and the fat tissue aspirate for the peripherical parts of the breast where there
was no gland before the augmentation or reconstruction [upper, inner & lower
poles, cleavage, and lateral projection]. We harvest the fat tissue from
aesthetically problematic areas using standard technique and simple decantation
and immediately reinsert it in the host areas using multiple microtunnels for
the reinjection. With our method we achieve an overall take rate of the fatty tissue of more than
50%.
We named this technique as "triple plane-no pain composite holistic
silicone implant and fat grafting technique for breast augmentation" because It consists of the optimum COMBINATION OF THE USE OF BOTH CERTIFIED TECHNIQUES OF BREAST ENLARGEMENT WITH IMPLANTS AND FAT.
Then we thought that other aesthetic desires of our female patients such as a brazilian buttock lift could be safely served at the same time and in one operation. When we use the aspirated fat tissue only
for reinjection in the chest arround the breast, we refer to this technique as {triplane (triple
plane) “2+1” composite technique}. W hen we also perform associated brazilian
gluteoplasty through gluteal liposculpture and buttock lift, as {quadruplane
“2+2” holistic technique }.
The medical and artistic goals
of a successful breast augmentation plastic operation in selected cases of very
slim patients with non existent or unshaped or asymmetric breasts associated with
hemi-thoracic atrophy or scaphoid pectoral thorax and localized fat accumulation
deformities in the waist, gluteal or abdominal areas can be better achieved by
the use of this approach, as we believe that our particular strategies can lead
to a result which will fulfil all eight characteristics of a beautifully
augmented breast and of a harmonious body silhouette contour in one
sole operation: size, shape, position, symmetry, firmness, tissue coverage of
the foreign body, harmony and safety.
In
2013 we first presented the "triple plane personal 2+1 technique" during a scientific debate at the 10th National Hellenic
Congress of plastic surgery in Athens, Greece. In 2014 we presented our first
results at the XXVIII European Federation Congress of the International College
of Surgeons and at the 3rd Monaco World Congress of Plastic Surgery and in 2015
at the 11th National Hellenic Congress of Plastic Surgery.
The quadruplane 2+2 personal technique will be first presented in 2016 at the 4th Monaco World Congress of plastic surgery.
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