Studies from University of Bari Describe New Findings in Mammaplasty (The "Mosque Tower Pattern" for the Preoperative Marking of Reduction Mammaplasty).

A study from the University of Bari in Italy introduces a "mosque tower" pattern for preoperative marking in reduction mammaplasty, aiming to minimize complications and standardize the design based on individual factors. The retrospective case series included 103 women who underwent the procedure, with an average follow-up of 29.8 months. The study found the mosque tower pattern to be an effective and safe method for preoperative marking, emphasizing the importance of individualized planning for satisfactory results. [Extracted from the article]

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