Superomedial Reduction Mammoplasty Affects Patients' Ability to Breastfeed in a Distinct Manner: A Multicenter Study of 303 Patients.

Publication

Superomedial Reduction Mammoplasty Affects Patients' Ability to Breastfeed in a Distinct Manner: A Multicenter Study of 303 Patients.

Journal Paper/Review - Oct 15, 2021

Jørgensen Mads Gustaf, Albertsdottir Elin, Dalaei Farima, Hesselfeldt-Nielsen Jørgen, Schmidt Volker, Sørensen Jens Ahm, Toyserkani Navid Mohamadpour

Citation

Jørgensen M, Albertsdottir E, Dalaei F, Hesselfeldt-Nielsen J, Schmidt V, Sørensen J, Toyserkani N. Superomedial Reduction Mammoplasty Affects Patients' Ability to Breastfeed in a Distinct Manner: A Multicenter Study of 303 Patients. Aesthet Surg J 2021; 41:NP1498-NP1507.

Type

Journal Paper/Review (English)

Journal

Aesthet Surg J 2021; 41

Publication Date

Oct 15, 2021

Issn Electronic

1527-330X

Pages

NP1498-NP1507

Brief description/objective

Breast reduction by the superomedial technique can relieve symptoms related to breast hypertrophy; however, as the lateral and inferior portion of the breast parenchyma is removed and displaced, reduction mammoplasty may lead to an impaired ability to breastfeed.