Research Article

Single Stage Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy and Reduction Mastopexy in the Ptotic Breast

Table 1

Patient characteristics and procedural specifics.

PtAgeSexSmokerPMHIndicationPtosis gradeTechniqueExpander sizeBreast volume excised (R/L)

155FNoHypertensionBiopsy with atypical cells in the setting of bilateral silicone injectionsIII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and expander insertion350 cc665 gr/740 gr

230FNoAsthma, depressionBRCA mutationIII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and expander insertion800 cc1240 gr/1316 gr

354FNoGastric cancer, thyroid disease, peripheral neuropathyBRCA mutationIII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and expander insertion400 cc429 gr/449 gr

458FNoThyroid diseaseBRCA mutationIII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and expander insertion800 cc1006 gr/776 gr

552FYesNoneUnilateral, multifocal DCISIII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and DIEP flap reconstructionN/ANR

658FNoHypertension, diabetes mellitusUnilateral invasive breast cancer, BRCAIII/II
(R/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and DIEP flap reconstructionN/A546 gr/436 gr

732FYesNoneUnilateral invasive breast cancerII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and expander insertion500 ccNR

855FYesOvarian cancer, thyroid diseaseBRCAII
(B/L)
Bilateral NSM with reduction mammaplasty and expander insertion500 ccNR

PMH: past medical history; R: right; L: left; B/L: bilateral; NSM: nipple-sparing mastectomy; BRCA: breast cancer susceptibility gene; DCIS: ductal carcinoma in situ; N/A: not applicable; DIEP: deep inferior epigastric perforator; NR: not reported.