 Can you go? Uh-huh. Can you face me? Perfect. I want to put the nipple right in the middle and boom. So when I say an inferior pedicle, this is the pedicle that I'm talking about. What we're going to do is we're going to keep the tissue but we're going to take off the epidermis. The dermal layer will come off and this is how the blood supply to the nipple and areola are going to come from the base here all the way up here. So it's very important part of the surgery to make sure that we only take off the epidermis and it's called dehypization. We'll get started, we'll show you some as we go along, leaving the rest on. So when we're talking about a pedicle, this is what we're talking about. This right here, the blood supply to the nipple areola, which is under my hand, comes from underneath here and travels all this way up here to provide blood flow, oxygen into the nipple so it stays viable a lot. So we're going to take out this piece on the corner, this piece on the corner, but make sure we keep this attached. Okay, here this is what we're shooting for. Her breast was down here, it's up, it's full. We took off the excess skin. The nipple areola is going to come through right there. So I just put tailor tack it to make sure everything is going on and it is. And we're still using the pedicle, no skin graft yet, so I think it's going to work. Stay tuned. The suspense is killing you. I know it is. And here's the right and there's the left. Which one would you rather have? Look at how high it is. Look at all the excess skin is gone. It looks amazing. So here we are, we're sitting up the patient. Her inferior mammary fold is a little different. Everyone's is a little bit different, but the size and the volume we're taking off is about the same. We're just tailor tacking and I think we're close to getting it right. So let's get going. Very nice and tight, as symmetrical as it should be. She looks fan-cabulous, now it's just...