Poland syndrome and breast assymetry
General information
Poland syndrome is the syndrome in which the patient presents with a corresponding hypoplasia or lack of fat, muscles, bones, mammary gland and the nipple and other nipple on one side of the chest. In addition, it concerns the hair growth of the armpit and the development of the corresponding upper limb (short comping or palatation). The absence of the sternal portion of the pectoralis major is considered the least pronounced in Poland Syndrome. The right side of the chest presents this problem twice as often as the left.

Main features of Poland Syndrome
Conclusion
Plastic breast reconstruction is usually done using a temporary or permanent tissue dilator (Becker). After the skin is stretched, it is decided whether it will be necessary to transfer part of a muscle of the back, usually in men (of the broad back) and subcutaneous fat, and less often the islet of skin above the muscle is used. This tissue reshapes the existing breast, with or without the use of a silicone implant, so that it is symmetrical with the other while restoring the smooth aphorism of the thorax from the axillary cavity.
The areola is usually created with a tattoo technique while the nipple with local flaps or with the transfer of a free complex implant from the unilateral nipple. The operation leaves only a scar on the back and armpit that is hidden by the bra. In addition to the silicone implants available for women, corresponding implants that resemble the shape of a man’s breast can also be used for men.
Result

- Σύνδρομο
- Poland