Patients with previous breast augmentation may need implant removal for mechanical complications or other causes. After prosthesis removal, the residual parenchyma can be reshaped through a mastopexy with rearrangement of breast tissue. Several techniques have been described in the literature, but none of them can be considered the gold standard. In this study, we present our preliminary experience in breast tissue rearranging after implant removal through a novel technique: the "octopus head" dermoglandular flap.
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