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mastopexy
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mastopexy /mas·to·pexy/ (mas´to-pek″se) surgical fixation of a pendulous breast.
mas·to·pex·y (mst-pks)
n.
Plastic surgery to correct sagging breasts. Also called mazopexy.

Mastopexy
Surgical procedure to lift up a breast. May be used on opposite breast to achieve symmetrical appearance with a reconstructed breast.
Mentioned in: Breast Reconstruction

mastopexy,
a reconstructive procedure in cosmetic surgery to lift the breasts.

mastopexy
surgical fixation of a pendulous mammary gland.

mastopexy
Breast surgery The surgical lifting of the breast with removal primarily of the skin; a tightening procedure for breasts sagging from the viscissitudes of aging, atrophy, lactation, pregnancy, gravity Complications Hematomas, infection, breast asymmetry, altered sensation, loss of function in nipple areolar region, scars. See Mammoplasty.


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