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Facial Implant for Deep Pyriform Space Augmentation

The nasolabial fold is a well known facial area that deepens with age. This has resulted in it being a common target for a variety of treatments that include injectable synthetic fillers and fat as well as the placement of subcutaneous implants. Regardless of the treatment they all are directed towards pushing out the linear Read More…

Columellar Skin Closure Suture Materials in Open Rhinoplasty

An open technique for rhinoplasty is the most common approach used today by most plastic surgeons. While this does create a mid-columellar scar, it usually heals in almost to completely undetectable skin scar when careful attention is paid to its closure. Many surgeons uses skin sutures in this area that require secondary removal. While this Read More…

Wrapped Diced Cartilage Grafts in Rhinoplasty Using Surgicel

Small or large cartilage grafts to the dorsum in rhinoplasty can be done in either solid or diced (minced) form. The advantage of a diced cartilage graft is that it can not warp postoperatively and can be shaped digitally both during and immediately after surgery. When placing diced cartilage grafts in the nose it is Read More…

Injectable Fat Grafting in Augmentation Rhinoplasty

Building up of the nose is a frequent objective of many Asian rhinoplasties. There are numerous materials and techniques to achieve nasal augmentation of which the patient’s own cartilage and synthetic implants are the mainstays. While both can be effective neither is perfect and each has its own distinct disadvantages. Injected fat has now been Read More…

Fat Grafting to the Foot – A Prospective Study

Fat grafting is now widely done throughout many areas of the body and face. Because of its injection placement, fat can be virtually placed about anywhere. The benefits of fat grafting through the introduction of healthy tissue and perhaps loading the site with new stem cells can have regenerative and healing properties. Fat grafting continues Read More…

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