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Custom Midface Implants vs Off-The-Shelf (Standard) Midface Implants

The midface is a unique facial implantation area because it is a combination of a high bony convexity (infraorbital-malar) and a large more inferior maxillary concavity. This creates well known midfacial augmentation areas for which numerous standard implants have been designed with an extensive clinical history of use. But such standard implant styles and sizes Read More…

Testicle Implants and the Detection of Testicular Cancer

Testicle implants are used in two different clinical situations. The traditional use is in reconstruction of a lost testicle where a natural testicle remains on one side and the implant on the other. From a pure esthetic standpoint they can be used for testicular enhancement, making the natural testicles look bigger. This is done by Read More…

Custom Facial Implants After Double Jaw Surgery (Bimaxillary Osteotomy)

Custom facial implants can be an excellent adjunct to double jaw surgery when skeletal movements alone don’t fully achieve the desired facial shape or proportions. Double jaw surgery mainly affects bone projection and some degree of vertical length. But it can not increase width or make changes in the shape of the bones moved. Here’s Read More…

Temple Implants vs. Fillers: How to Choose

Temple hollowing can be treated with either dermal fillers or temporal implants. The right choice depends on the degree of volume loss, desired longevity, and comfort with surgery. Choose Fillers If: Temple hollowing is mild to moderate You want a non-surgical option You prefer a temporary or reversible treatment You want to “test” volume restoration Read More…

Temple Hollowing and Volume Restoration Options

Fullness in the temples plays an important role in a youthful, healthy facial appearance. As we age, volume loss in the temple area can create a hollowed look that makes the upper face appear gaunt, emphasizes bony contours, and can cause the outer eyebrow to droop. Restoring volume in this area can soften the face, Read More…

Skull Reduction Bone Thickness Color Mapping

Calculating bone thickness in skull reduction (cranial contouring) surgery is a critical step for safety and predictable aesthetic outcomes. Below is a practical, surgeon-focused explanation of how this is done in modern practice. Primary Assessment Tool: 3D CT Skull Scan A 3D skull CT scan  allows direct measurement of the three layers of the skull, Read More…

Forehead Augmentation: Comparative Analysis of Bone Cement and Custom Implant Techniques

Abstract Forehead augmentation is an established craniofacial aesthetic procedure used to alter contour, projection, and symmetry of the upper facial skeleton. Two primary structural methods are employed: intraoperatively sculpted bone cements and preoperatively designed custom implants. Although both techniques provide permanent augmentation, they differ significantly in fabrication method, precision of shape control, surgical requirements, and Read More…

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