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Patient experience

Selected postoperative patient photograph supplied for the Chestnut Technique success stories gallery.

Individual results vary. This photograph is not a guarantee of outcome.

Technique animation

Chestnut Plane animation

How to read the animation

The support architecture in motion

This simplified medical animation visualizes how the implant is positioned inside a deliberately planned pocket and how the cranial flap, pectoral fascia and caudal flap relate to one another.

Planned pocketThe pocket is sized around the implant base and the patient’s anatomy rather than treated as an undefined space.

Cranial and fascial coverageSuperior coverage and the pectoral fascia form the upper and midsection components of the published support concept.

Caudal supportThe inferior flap provides structural support beneath the implant and is joined to the pectoral fascia to complete the construct.

Educational note. The animation is a simplified visual interpretation of the published operative concept. Surgical anatomy and individual planning vary from patient to patient.

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