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Plastic Surgery Case Study – Rhinoplasty for High and Wide Nasal Bones

Background: The nasal hump is probably the most common request for change in a rhinoplasty. By history rhinoplasty has its origins largely for reduction of large nasal humps. While once done in isolation, hump reduction in rhinoplasty today is usually just one part of a series of technical maneuvers that changes the overall nasal shape Read More…

Medial Epicanthoplasty Techniques Compared

The Asian eyelid is known to have a lack of a supratarsal fold and the presence of an epicanthal fold. These are unique eyelid features which are the complete opposite eyelid features seen in the non-Asian eyelid. These differences drive some Asians to seek cosmetic improvement through double eyelid surgery and in the inner eye Read More…

Four Flap Neoumbilicoplasty Technique

While the belly button or umbilicus is only scar tissue, it has a significant aesthetic impact on the appearance of the abdomen. The pleasing characteristics of the umbilicus have been well described with a sufficient inward depth, superior hooding and a slightly vertical almond shape. The belly button on women often end up astray from Read More…

Extended Temporal Implants for Complete Correction of Temporal Hollowing

Temporal augmentation has been a popular cosmetic procedure due to the use of synthetic injectable fillers and fat grafting. Such injection techniques make it easy to treat undesired temporal hollowing of varying degrees. By none of the injection materials are perfect and most will eventually dissolve and their benefits lost with the exception of fat. Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Arm Lifts in Bariatric Surgery Patients

Background: Large amounts of weight loss, whether from bariatric surgery or from other non-surgical methods, creates a lot of secondary body issues. The loss of subcutaneous fat causes deflation of the overlying skin, resulting in skin sagging and often interference with numerous normal bodily functions. The arms are a classic example of this expected phenomenon Read More…

Intraoral Shortening Vestibuloplasty for Improved Food Clearance

From an anatomic perspective, the mouth is made up of two basic parts. There is the oral cavity proper which lies between the teeth where the tongue resides and is bounded superiorly by the palate and inferiorly by the mylohyoid muscles of the floor of the mouth. But the second and often forgotten part of Read More…

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