Endoscopic-Assisted Transaxillary Breast Augmentation

Current endoscope technique greatly increases control over the process, avoids various draw-backs, reduces the incidence of complications, and improves the stability of clinical effects of transaxillary implant breast augmentation. The freestyle endoscopic technique greatly improves the flexibility and efficiency of the endoscope operation through axillary approach. The high dual-plane technique makes it possible to create type II and III dual-plane, effectively avoids dy-namic deformity and double-bubble deformity, in-creases the thickness of the inferior pole of the breast, and prevents the long-term settle down of the implant. The AGT formula for new IMF posi-tioning and standard intraoperative navigation technique ensure a precise new IMF and improve predictability and controllability of the new IMF location. All these meet the requirements of Asian women for hiding the incision scar, while achieving safety and satisfactory surgical outcomes.