Origins of the Reductive Augmentation of the Breast
Few plastic surgery procedures result in as high a level of patient satisfaction as the breast lift. It is a popular and well-loved procedure, but one not without its shortcomings, limitations, and potential to develop problems years after the initial procedure. Additionally, a significant and growing subset of the women getting a breast reduction, as well as women with macromastia in need of breast reduction, are seeking a more perky and rounded breast, with greater upper fullness and a more pronounced projection off the chest wall. This observation in combination with data gleaned from thousands of successful cosmetic breast surgeries led Dr. Paul E. Chasan to pioneer and develop a novel approach to breast reduction: The Reductive Augmentation of the Breast pioneered almost two decades ago in 2003, perfected by 2007, and satisfactorily performed since to this day.