Simultaneous Salvage Auto-augmentation: Contemporary Strategy for Management of the Breast Explantation Patient—Erratum

There are two reported errors in the article “Simultaneous Salvage Auto-augmentation: Contemporary Strategy for Management of the Breast Explantation Patient,” published as e4860 on March 6, 2023, in Plastic and Surgery Global Open.

First, the incorrect version of Figure 1 was included in the final publication. The correct version of Figure 1 appears below.

Further, the first sentence in the Discussion section should be enclosed in quotation marks, as follows:

“Simultaneous versus delayed breast reconstruction after explantation is vital for the psychological welfare and body image of the patient. About 94% of all procedures included either implant replacement or removal in combination with further reconstructive measures. This indicates the importance of a reconstructed breast after implant complications or implant revision surgery, as reflected by numerous studies examining positive body image and quality of life after breast reconstruction.”^39–43

The quoted section is from reference 39 (Khun) which in the original cites the additional references.^40–43