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Plastic Surgery Case Study – Long Term Scar and Bone Healing from Clavicle Reduction Osteotomies for Shoulder Narrowing

 Background: Clavicle reduction osteotomies have proven to be a safe and effective technique for aesthetic shoulder narrowing. A section of the clavicle bone is removed on the inner half of the clavicle, due to an aesthetically favorable incision location in the supraclavicular fossa, and the distal clavicle segment is brought inward to reunite with the residual Read More…

The Subiliac Hip Implant in the Thin Female Patient

Hip implants remain an evolving aesthetic procedure as evidenced by the lack of any standard implant to do so. Part of this is due to the historic lack of demand for the procedure as well as cultural norms in the Western world where larger hips was not seen as desirable. But that has all changed Read More…

The Effects of the Custom Jawline Implant on the Neck

The custom jawline implant is the most powerful changer of the shape of the lower third of the face. Besides augmenting the chin and jaw angle areas its connected design expands the entire inferolateral border of the jawline in a wraparound fashion. That creates a surprising but beneficial aesthetic effect of creating a more clear Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Male Soft Tissue Cheek Contouring Combining Buccal Lipectomies, Perioral Liposuction and Buccinator Myectomies

 Background: Aesthetic contouring of the cheeks could involve augmentation or reduction. In either case potential treatment areas include the bone or the soft tissue. Augmentation is the most conceptually understood because that involves either an implant to augment the bone or fat injections to add volume to the soft tissues. Conversely cheek reduction means reducing Read More…

The infra Brow Bone Implant for Upper Eyelid Hollowing

The most common perception of eye hollows relates to that of the lower eyelid. This is where the area underneath the lid margin is sunken in with a concave appearance which could be due to congenital development, aging, significant weight loss, illness or even prior surgery from prior lower blepharoplasty surgery. While less commonly occurring Read More…

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