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The Female Bumpit Skull Implant for Crown Augmentation

Aesthetic skull augmentations are done for both men and women. But there are gender differences in the types of skull augmentations that are done. The most common augmentations done in men are for a flat or asymmetric back of the head, a head shape symptom exposed by short haircuts or a shaved head. The most Read More…

Lower Blepharoplasty in the Thick-Skinned Eyelid Patient

While cosmetic eyelid surgery is very common, there are major differences between the upper and lower blepharoplasty procedure. This is primarily due to the much more static but suspensory nature of the lower eyelid. This makes it much more unforgiving than the upper eyelid and even slight disruptions of support or scar contracture creates lid Read More…

Minimizing the Appearance of Scalp Scars in Aesthetic Skull Reshaping Surgery

Scalp incisions are a necessary part of any aesthetic skull reshaping procedure. Whether it is onlay augmentation with materials or bone reduction techniques, access to do the surgery and work under the scalp is necessary. But the resultant scalp scars in aesthetic skull surgery have much greater significance than it would for medically necessary neurosurgery Read More…

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