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Sarday, O cber 7, 2017 INTRODUCTION: Radiotherapy is known to associate with increased risks of post-operative complications, especially in implant based breast reconstruction. In addition to vascular compromise and compromised wound healing, radiation also results in significant tissue atrophy. This complicates subsequent surgeries, including tissue expander exchange to implant, fat grafting, nipple reconstruction, and implant exchange. Fat grafting in radiated tissue has shown in vitro and vivo to improve tissue quality. However, fat grafting in the setting of radiated tissue expander/implants may increase implant related complications including infection, exposure, and implant loss. In this study we aim to evaluate the safety profile and outcomes of fat grafting before tissue expander exchange in radiated patients.

Abstract: A Practical Way for Deciding the New Location of the Nipple in Reduction Mammaplasty, Equilateral Triangle Concept