After conducting a comprehensive study to determine optimal breast size, initiated and coordinated by CenterPlast, the scientific findings are now published in the ISAPS Journal, the prestigious scientific journal of the International Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

The study concludes that BMI (body mass index) is crucial in determining a woman's natural individual breast size. The new calculation method, which is already in use at CenterPlast, can be applied to breast reductions as well as augmentations. It thus also allows the adequate determination of the appropriate implant. You can find the calculator for breast augmentation based on the new measurement method here .

This paper presents a three-dimensional morphometric analysis of facial fat compartments as a function of sex, age, and BMI. The study found that there were significant differences in the distribution and volume of facial fat compartments between men and women and between different age groups and BMI categories.

The authors suggest that this information could be useful for plastic and reconstructive surgery, especially for procedures such as cheek injections with hyaluronic acid or facelifts. Through a detailed analysis of facial fat compartments, the study offers a more precise and customized approach to facial rejuvenation. The authors declare that there are no conflicts of interest related to the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article and that they have no financial interest in any products, devices, or drugs mentioned in the manuscript. No external funding was provided for this study.

Overall, this publication demonstrates the authors' expertise in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery and their commitment to advancing the specialty through rigorous scientific research.

The study was conducted by Stéphane Stahl and his team at CenterPlast Practice Clinic and published in the Journal of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The study investigates the benefits of gentle anesthesia procedures for aesthetic breast surgery. Epidemiologic data, expectations, and patient recovery were analyzed using standardized self-assessment questionnaires.

The results show that the procedures used can lead to faster recovery and higher patient satisfaction. In particular, the reduction of postoperative pain and nausea and the shortening of hospital stay are important advantages. The study highlights the importance of gentle anesthetic procedures for aesthetic breast surgery and may serve as a valuable source of information for plastic and aesthetic surgeons.

The study investigates the factors that influence the size and symmetry of the female breast. The authors analyzed the breast volumes of 400 women using 3D MRI scans and found that age and body mass index (BMI) had significant effects on breast size.
Overall, this study provides valuable insight into the factors that influence the size and symmetry of the female breast.
This is the first study to establish the way in which breast volume is related to BMI : the higher the BMI, the greater the volume tends to be. The detailed findings allow cosmetic surgeons to achieve more harmonious and customized final results for patients. In addition, the results also offer an important advantage for health insurers: when deciding whether to cover the costs of operations to reduce or enlarge the female breast, they now have an objective benchmark in the form of scientifically proven medical criteria.

This publication provides a comprehensive review of the use of various anesthetic techniques in breast surgery and their effects on postoperative pain and recovery. The study found that the combination of local anesthesia, intercostal block, and sedation is a very effective option for breast surgery, with each technique having its own advantages and disadvantages. Patients operated on under this combination of procedures had less pain and recovered more quickly than patients receiving general anesthesia. The study also found that the use of opioids for pain management after surgery can be reduced by using these alternative anesthesia techniques.
Overall, the study highlights the importance of personalized anesthesia plans for patients undergoing breast surgery, taking into account individual patient needs and preferences. By offering a range of anesthesia options and tailoring them to each patient, plastic and cosmetic surgery practices can improve patient outcomes and satisfaction. The results of the study can be used as a basis for clinical practice and improvement of patient care in breast surgery.