Evaluation of Different Varieties of Brachioplasty

Hota, Abdel Monem; Meky, Moustafa Sayed Ahmed; Nasef, Mahmoud; Zoeiky, Mohammed El

doi:10.21608/ejhm.2019.31077

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“…Research by Hota et al [18] revealed that excisional surgery, which must traverse the axilla to the lateral chest wall, is usually necessary for treating upper arm deformities in patients who have undergone considerable weight loss. A "double ellipse" marking approach is utilised to avoid over-resection while still obtaining the optimal outcome.…”

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Post Massive Weight Loss Brachioplasty Aesthetic Outcome and Complications

Elsaka,

Nassar,

Abdel-Wahab

et al. 2023

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine

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Background: Some people have a "bat wing" deformity and an extension of skin redundancy from the axilla along the lateral chest wall that overlaps in the breast region, which has an effect on surgical choices. Forearm redundancy can also occur in certain people. Objectives: To evaluate the aesthetic outcome and complications of brachioplasty in post massive weight loss patients. Patients and methods: This is a prospective comparative study conducted on 24 patients with brachioplasty; to evaluate the aesthetic outcome and complications of brachioplasty in postoperative weight loss patients, in the Plastic Surgery

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confidence: 99%