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맘스외과성형외과 · ＊당신을 위한 맘스외과성형외과＊ · May 21, 2025
Hello. Today, we will take some time to look at cases in which revision surgery is performed after an inverted-T incision. As shown in the photo, when sagging occurs afte...
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Clinic: 맘스외과성형외과
Original post date: May 21, 2025
Translated at: April 25, 2026 at 7:03 AM
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Hello.
Today, we will take some time to look at cases in which revision surgery is performed after an inverted-T incision.
As shown in the photo,
when sagging occurs after surgery and the breast takes on a square shape, this is called a box breast.
An inverted-T incision is made along the patient’s lower breast fold, so the area with the scar on the inner side of the breast can be considered the original inframammary fold.
This refers to a case in which sagging occurs below the scar, causing the position of the inframammary fold to shift and making the scar more noticeable.
Before revision surgery, Doppler ultrasound is used to check the blood circulation in the nipple.
With a vertical incision surgery, we removed the excess stretched skin from the lower area to improve sagging, and raised the nipple position again.
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