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Background  Lateral skin folds or 'dog-ears' are frequent following mastectomy, particularly in patients with large body habitus.    Methods  We describe a method of modifying the mastectomy incision and suturing to eliminate these lateral 'dog-ears'.    Conclusion  This surgical technique, as compared to others described in the literature, is simple, does not require additional incisions and is cosmetically acceptable to the patient.

An oncoplastic technique to reduce the formation of lateral 'dog-ears' after mastectomy