Correction of a breast defect using a human cell-free dermal matrix: an experimental study

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2. Fig. 1. A view of a cellless human dermal matrix made in the form of a tightly twisted cylinder

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3. Fig. 2. View of the artificial nipple after surgery and the introduction of a gel from a cell-free human dermal matrix

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