Optimizing Outcomes in Macromastia: The Role of Bi-pedicled (McKissock-Based) Reduction Mammaplasty
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Outcomes ,Macromastia, Bi-pedicled Reduction MammaplastyAbstract
Background: Macromastia is a common condition that significantly affects physical health, psychological well-being, and overall quality of life. Patients frequently present with symptoms such as chronic back and neck pain, intertrigo, bra strap grooving, and functional limitations. Reduction mammaplasty remains the gold standard treatment,
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