Iqraabout 2 years ago
Cushion deformity
The deformity is present when the flap appears bulky, protruding above the surface of the surrounding skin and giving the appearance of a pincushion. This complication tends to occur a few weeks after transfer. Trap-door deformity occurs most often when curvilinear incisions are made at the distal border of flaps
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