Randomized trial evaluates reconstructive approaches for breast abnormalities in Poland's syndrome, suggesting effective strategies for cosmetic restoration.
Key Points
This research aims to address the challenges of breast reconstruction in patients with Poland's syndrome, particularly with supernumerary and ectopic breast tissue.
Case presentation of a 20-year-old female with Poland's syndrome
Performed excision of ectopic tissue and transposition of glandular tissue
Utilized autologous fat grafting for volume enhancement and symmetry improvement.
Successful restoration of the nipple-areola complex sensation and glandular function was achieved.
Aesthetic results were optimized through minimally invasive techniques.
The approach tailored to anatomical constraints of the patient led to satisfactory cosmetic outcomes.