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The Aesthetic Projection Created by ePTFE Paranasal Implants

Paranasal deficiency is a common midface aesthetic concern in which the base of the nose lacks sufficient horizontal projection. While it is common phenotypic feature of the Asian face it can occur in any ethnicity or gender. The treatment of paranasal deficiencies has its historic origins as an adjunctive procedure to augmentative rhinoplasty as nasal Read More…

ePTFE-Coated Implant System for Ear Reconstruction

The natural ear is a complex structure consisting of various convexities and concavities. The convexities are the outer helical rim and the Y-shaped superior and inferior crus and antoihelix. The concavities are the large inner most concha around the external auditory canal and the triangular and scaphoid fossas. While the functional significance of these combined Read More…

A New Off-The-Shelf Implant for Aesthetic Forehead Augmentation

While there are a large number of  implants available for aesthetic augmentation of the middle and lower face, the upper third of the face (forehead) has remained devoid of any such off the shelf option. Forehead bone augmentation have up to the present time only been available using injection materials,  bone cements or a custom Read More…

Types and Indications of Infraorbital Rim Implants

Common aesthetic deformities of the lower eyelid include tear troughs, undereye hollows and orbitomalat grooves. While these all occur from age-related periorbital changes due to soft tissue atrophy and tissue laxity, when they are seen in young patients they are more likely a function of a bony deficiency. Specifically an infraorbital-malar deficiency the extent of Read More…

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