Endoscopic-assisted transaxillary breast augmentation: Minimizing complications and maximizing results with improvements in patient selection and technique

Keyphrases

• Patient Selection 100%
• Endoscopic Assisted 100%
• Ptosis 60%
• Breast 40%
• Deformity 40%
• Open Technique 40%
• Pectoralis Major 40%
• Areola 40%
• Malposition 40%
• Inframammary Crease 40%
• Aesthetic Results 40%
• Pseudoptosis 40%
• Favorable Outcome 20%
• Hypertrophy 20%
• Incision 20%
• Scarless 20%
• Author Experience 20%
• Seroma 20%
• Anatomic Characteristics 20%
• Muscle Hypertrophy 20%
• Strength Training 20%
• Intraoperative Conversion 20%
• Endoscopic Assistance 20%
• Bleeding Control 20%
• Technical nuances 20%
• Transaxillary 20%
• Lower Pole 20%
• Tuberous Breast Deformity 20%
• Postoperative Hematoma 20%
• Classic Technique 20%
• Breast Shape 20%
• Implant Position 20%
• Lower Pole Anatomy 20%
• Augmentation Mammoplasty 20%
• Saline Implants 20%
• Unfavorable Outcome 20%
• Technical Refinements 20%
• Retropectoral 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Patient Selection 100%
• Breast Enlargement 100%
• Implant 50%
• Ptosis 50%
• Areola 33%
• Bleeding 16%
• Infection 16%
• Incision 16%
• Identified Patient 16%
• Anatomical Concepts 16%
• Seroma 16%
• Resistance Training 16%
• Breast Malformation 16%
• Postoperative Hematoma 16%
• Table Salt 16%
• Muscle Growth 16%