One Stage Tuberous Breast Correction
by Wouter van der Pot MD

The goal of this talk is for you to: 

+ Learn how to correct severely constricted tuberous breasts in one single procedure.
+ Learn about the technical aspects of surgical tuberous breast correction.
+ Learn how to donutlift in glandular herniation through the areola.
+ Learn about the dynamic expansion of the lower pole in constricted breasts using ergonomic 4 micron implants.

Wouter van der Pot is a plastic surgeon from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, who was trained in Holland and has been in private practice since 2009.

He is specialized in esthetic/cosmetic surgery of the breast and face, and is a frequent international speaker on international meetings.

+ Cosmetic Surgeons
+ Esthetic Surgeons
+ Plastic Surgeons
+ Gynecologists

This talk was first presented in October 2023 at the SARBSAPS in Belgrade.

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