Dr Raymond Goh describes a Breast Augmentation (augmentation mammoplasty) technique скачать в хорошем качестве

Dr Raymond Goh describes a Breast Augmentation (augmentation mammoplasty) technique

Breast Augmentation Techniques: Insights from Dr Raymond Goh Considering breast augmentation surgery? In this comprehensive educational video, Dr Raymond Goh, Specialist Plastic Surgeon and director at Valley Plastic Surgery, explains the technical approaches used in augmentation mammoplasty, helping you understand the surgical decisions that contribute to optimal outcomes for a body contouring procedure. Understanding Breast Augmentation Techniques Breast augmentation techniques are classified by two key factors: incision placement and implant pocket positioning. This detailed explanation covers the various approaches available and the clinical reasoning behind surgical choices. Incision Site Considerations Three primary incision locations exist for breast augmentation: periareolar (around the nipple), transaxillary (through the armpit), and inframammary (breast crease). The inframammary fold approach, utilising a 4-5cm incision within the natural breast crease, may offer several advantages including reduced bacterial contamination risk, lower capsular contracture rates, and scar concealment. This technique has become the preferred method due to its clinical benefits and aesthetic outcomes. Implant Pocket Placement Options The video explains three implant positioning techniques: subglandular (above the muscle), submuscular (below the muscle), and dual plane positioning. The dual plane technique represents an advanced approach where the upper portion of the implant receives muscle coverage for enhanced protection, whilst the lower section remains under breast tissue coverage to maintain natural breast curvature and projection. Your Personal Journey: Located in the heart of Brisbane and serving patients throughout Queensland and Northern NSW, Valley Plastic Surgery are one of Queensland's longest-running plastic surgery practices, bringing together 7 specialist plastic surgeons, 2 skin specialists and a team of dedicated nurses with over 200 years of collective experience in life-stage body contouring procedures - where patient care, education, and hospital-grade safety converge. We believe in taking an educational partnership approach, beginning with the pre-consultation preparation, right through to the post-consultation review. Every step of the way our team provides comprehensive care extending beyond surgery to lifestyle integration. Note: Individual results will vary according to several factors, including genetics, age, diet & exercise. All surgeries carry risk & require an appropriate recovery period & aftercare regime which may include wearing compression garments or modifying your lifestyle post-operatively. You should seek a second opinion from a Specialist Surgeon before proceeding. More information about these risks and aftercare can be easily found on our website here: