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The Role of the Nipple Lift in Breast Augmentation

Some women that undergo breast augmentation surgery have various breast asymmetries. These could be differences in the mound size, level of the inframammary fold and the size and shape of the nipple-areolar complex. Because it is the most visible part of the female breast, the size and location of the nipple on the breast mound Read More…

The Effects of Taping After Rhinoplasty Surgery

  In rhinoplasty surgery, it is standard of care to apply a compressive dressing to the external nose at the completion of surgery. It usually consists of glued on tapes and an overlying splint made of metal or plastic. Its purpose is to both limit how much swelling will occur in the nose as well Read More…

Tissue Responses to Jaw Angle Reduction Surgery

Reducing the width of the jaw angles is known as a gonioplasty procedure. It gets this name because the prominence of the jaw angles is known as the gonial angles which is located at the very back end of the lower border at the back of the jaw. When the width is aesthetically excessive, the Read More…

Volumetric Comparisons of Jaw Angle Implants vs Injectable Fillers

Jaw angle implants have become more recently recognized as an essential part of jawline augmentation. While much focus has historically been on the front protruding part of the jaw through chin augmentation, it is now recognized that the chin represents just a part of the total lower facial effect. While jaw angle implants have been Read More…

Volumetric Comparison of Temporal Implants vs Injectable Fillers

Temporal augmentation has become a more recent aesthetic procedure. It is most commonly done using a wide variety of synthetic injectable fillers as a non-surgical approach or fat injections for more of a surgical procedure. While successful at creating a temporal augmentation effect, the cost and lack of persistence of injectable fillers and the unpredictability Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Upper Ear Vertical Reduction

Background: Vertical reduction of the ear is an uncommon otoplasty procedure as it is infrequently requested. It is best known and used in the treatment of macrotia where the entire ear is very large and vertically long. Macrotia reduction most commonly uses a ‘high and low’ technique where the upper helix (high) and the earlobe Read More…

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