Summer is the time for women to show off their proud bodies, and they dress stylishly and coolly, but some women are afraid to wear halter tops and bralettes because the bulging “flesh” under their armpits is embarrassing. This is a very good way to get the most out of your life. What is a side breast? A side breast is an extra breast or breast-like lump on the chest outside of a pair of normal breasts, and many women have extra lumps in their armpits. They can appear not only in the armpits, but also in other parts of the body, such as above or below the normal breast, the abdomen, and even the groin area. They can occur anywhere from the armpit to the root of the thigh, mostly bilaterally, but also unilaterally. The parametrium is often an underdeveloped tissue, and may show localized skin pigmentation and redness, skin thickening, and even the appearance of secondary nipples. As with most mammals, during embryonic development, the human body has 6-8 pairs of locally elevated tissue from the axilla to the inguinal line, called the mammary gland primordium. If the breast primordia outside the normal breast do not degenerate in the third month of embryonic life, they will develop into parametrium under the right conditions. Pregnancy and breastfeeding can cause changes in hormone levels in the body, which is an important factor in the development of parastomastia. The incidence of parastomastia is higher in women with fat or larger breasts, and the peak growth of parastomastia is during pregnancy or breastfeeding. The biggest danger of the side breast for the general public is that it affects the aesthetics. The swelling under the armpit often becomes a part of the body that needs to be covered up, especially in summer, and can cause embarrassment if it is accidentally exposed. In addition to the cosmetic annoyance, parastomastia may also be accompanied by pain. This is due to the fact that the glands in the parametrium can change in response to changes in the body’s hormone levels, which can be characterized by swelling, pain and, in severe cases, even upper limb movement. The most important point is that since the structure of the parammary gland is similar to that of the normal breast, diseases that can occur in the normal breast can also occur in the parammary gland, such as mammary hyperplasia, mammary fibroadenoma and even breast cancer. Compared to the normal breast, the parammary gland has a higher chance of malignancy, and because people do not pay attention to it, the best time to treat it may have been missed. Treatment of Parametrial Breast The public does not know much about parametrial breast, and they think that wearing shapewear to cover up the effect of parametrial breast is enough. However, this is not recommended by medical professionals because continuous compression may block the drainage of the parametrium and may increase the chance of lesions. In some cases, the parametrial gland is treated as an enlarged lymph node due to the lack of attention, thus delaying the best time for treatment. The most fundamental treatment for parametrial breast is surgical excision. The traditional surgical method is to remove the parametrial gland and the surrounding fat, which is very traumatic, bleeding and slow to recover. Moreover, it does not deal with the surrounding fatty tissues and takes ordinary sutures. Although the purpose of removing the parametrial breast is achieved, the post-operative surgical area is uneven, the scar is large and obvious, and patients are still unable to cool their clothes after surgery. Microsculpting techniques Microsculpting in cosmetic surgery has distinct advantages over surgical excision methods. It has quite meticulous and precise divisions and steps, and small trauma, fast results and quick recovery are its signature features. Its main performance in the treatment of parametrial breast is the following four steps: Fat suction: the use of liposuction to remove the subcutaneous fat around the parametrial gland, improve the local appearance, remove the local bulge while avoiding unevenness. Moreover, the incision of liposuction is less than 0.5cm, without sutures, leaving no scar. Small incision parammary gland excision: After removing the subcutaneous fat around the parammary gland, the parammary gland is basically free under the skin. At the same time, the incision is closed with cosmetic sutures, and the scar is concealed in the crease line and is not obvious. Parapapillary excision: For patients with parapapillary nipples, a shuttle incision of approximately 1 cm in length along the skin line is used to remove the parapapapillary nipple. The same cosmetic suture is applied to close the incision and the scar is not visible. The area of the parametrium with the gland removed may be uneven, so liposuction is used again to smooth out the raised area and enhance the aesthetic effect. Pre-operative precautions As with all surgical procedures, microdermabrasion requires pre-operative preparation for paramyeloplasty. The first is the physical preparation, the surgery needs to be in good condition, avoid menstruation, and remove armpit hair before surgery; second is the psychological preparation, to communicate with the doctor, understand the mode and purpose of the surgery, and be fully prepared psychologically; finally is the preoperative examination, in addition to the routine examination, must be done ultrasound examination of the breast and parammary glands, to avoid the existence of breast and parammary gland lesions. Post-operative precautions The results of surgery are not achieved by the unilateral efforts of the surgeon, but the patient’s own efforts are also very important. Early postoperative period requires local pressure bandage: Since the subcutaneous parametrial glands and part of the fat were removed during the surgery, there is a subcutaneous gap and fluid and hematoma may occur, so early postoperative period requires the application of “8” bandage with pressure bandage. At the same time, the patient should reduce the activity of the upper limbs to facilitate the wound healing. Within three months after the removal of the stitches, it is best for the patient to wear a shapewear for further compression and shaping of the armpit in order to achieve the best surgical results.