Management
In group B, where subdermal undermining was added to suction-curettage, 87.5% of axillae showed significant malodor eradication postoperatively, compared to only 33% in group A who underwent suction-curettage alone [PMID:29398607].
Complications
The complication rate was significantly higher in group B (13.7%) compared to group A (4.4%) who only received suction-curettage [PMID:29398607].
Prognosis & Follow-up
Patients in group B, treated with the combined technique, showed significantly higher satisfaction and reported greater improvements in quality of life compared to those in group A [PMID:29398607].
References
1 He J, Wang T, Zhang Y, Dong J. Surgical treatment of axillary bromhidrosis by combining suction-curettage with subdermal undermining through a miniature incision. Journal of plastic, reconstructive & aesthetic surgery : JPRAS 2018. link
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