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Transabdominoplasty-breast augmentation as an approach to combination tummy tuck and breast implants has been described previously in the literature by Brinker and Jack [1] as well as by Wallach [2, 3] and others [4, 5]. The senior author, in this series, performed 150 consecutive cases of subpectoral breast augmentation with both saline and cohesive silicone gel implants and abdominoplasty through a single lower transverse abdominoplasty incision with a mean follow up of 2-1/2 years. The outcomes in all cases were excellent requiring no further surgical intervention in the breast implant pocket. Of significant note is that the instance of capsular contracture in the entire series was zero out of 150 cases. Additionally, the complications associated with the tummy tuck were similar to that of abdominoplasty alone. The implications for capsular contracture cannot be overstated.

Transabdominoplasty-Breast Augmentation (TABA): a Series of 150 Consecutive Patients with Implications for Capsular Contracture.