Galactorrhea after aesthetic breast augmentation with silicone implants: report of two cases and management of postoperative galactorrhea.

Galactorrhea is a rare event after breast augmentation. The physiopathologic bases of galactorrhea depend on the central secretion of prolactin. These physiopathologic bases must be clearly understood for the prevention and treatment of postoperative galactorrhea.

[Hair micrograft technique for eyebrow reconstruction].

Subject: The eyebrow reconstruction should restore an eyebrow with a natural shape and with matching hair direction.

Method: We describe the micrograft hair technique for eyebrow reconstruction, using either hair from the opposite eyebrow or hair from the scalp. We illustrate our technique with three clinical cases: a traumatic eyebrow injury, a burn scar and a progressive hair loss.

[Mondor's disease and breast plastic surgery].

Aim: Mondor's disease is a rare complication following breast plastic surgery.

Case Report: We report the case of a 40-year-old woman with breast shape and volume asymmetry. She was treated by left breast submuscular prothesis augmentation followed by right breast mastopexy 6 months later.

[Abrikossoff's tumor: about one case of inter-mammary cutaneous localization and review of literature].

Subject: Our report concerns a large inter-mammary cutaneous Abrikossoff tumor on a 41-year-old female patient, which has prompted us to review the literature.

Case: It was a low pre-sternal skin tumor; CT-Scanning showed a homogeneous mass 5 cm high, 4 cm wide and 4 cm deep. Total tumoral included the right pectoralis major muscle aponeurosis.