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Design Considerations in Square Chin Implants

Chin implant augmentation is done in both men and women but the aesthetic goals are often different. While the amount of horizontal chin projection differs amongst each patient, the shape of the augmented chin from the front view can be very gender specific. While women may prefer a more narrow or even v-shaped chin appearance, Read More…

Technical Strategies – Screw Fixation of Iliac Crest Implants

Aesthetic augmentation of the hips is largely soft tissue-based. The aesthetic hip area is traditionally perceived as variable locations below the iliac crest bone which at some point becomes the lateral thigh. The iliac crest serves as the superior boundary for hip implants and is often where the location is for their placement incisions. While Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Replacement of Large Deflated Saline Breast Implants Associated With An Unknown White Liquid and Highly Calcified Capsules

Background: Saline-filled implants have been an available device used in breast augmentation for decades. They reached their highest use in the years between 1991 and 2006 when silicone breast implants were not available. But they still remain a useful breast augmentation device for those patients who are opposed to a silicone-filled device or those seeking Read More…

Techniques in Intraoperative Custom Jawline Implant Modifications

One of the most popular uses of the custom facial implant concept is that of the jawline. The combination of no off-the-shelf implant that can accomplish a total jaw augmentation result and its powerful effect on the appearance of the lower third of the face the custom jawline implant is a facial game changer for Read More…

Common Misconceptions of Temporal Reduction Surgery

Temporal reduction is a skull reshaping procedures that focuses on reducing the width/convexity at the side of the head. Unlike skull reduction on the front, top and back of the head, which is exclusively composed of bone, the sides of the head are covered by soft tissues most of which is muscle. For this anatomic Read More…

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