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case_images: Before photo, left breast skin contracture and asymmetry after cancer surgery and radiotherapy are especially evident in the upper right quadrant of the areola.
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case_images: This asymmetry negatively affects patients' self-esteem and quality of life (Figure 2).
case_images: IncoBonTA areas of application: Two different dilutions were applied.
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case_images: Toxin A across the affected area. The injection pattern follows the regions outlined in Figure 3.
case_images: Improved symmetry and overall appearance 15 days post-treatment (A: before, B: after). Additional periareolar toxin (20 IU) administered during the initial session (red dots visible).
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case_images: The final follow-up, 15 days postprocedure, demonstrated substantial improvement in upper breast asymmetry, notably in the areola and nipple areas (Figure 4).