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Male Custom Forearm Implants – Anatomy and Surgical Technique

Forearm implants are a niche type of cosmetic body-contouring procedure where a solid implant (usually silicone) is placed along the forearm to increase its size, definition, or symmetry. Here’s the straightforward reality: What they’re for Enhancing muscle appearance (especially for people who feel their forearms are underdeveloped) Correcting asymmetry from injury or congenital differences Very Read More…

Effects of Body Habitus on Clavicle Reduction Osteotomy Healing

Does the weight and size of the patient affect healing of clavicle bone surgeryu? Yes—patient size and weight can meaningfully influence healing after clavicle bone surgery, but not always in a simple “heavier = worse” way. It’s more about the physiologic and mechanical effects that often come along with higher body weight or larger body Read More…

Medpor Jaw Angle Implant Removal – Unique Considerations and Technical Stratagies

Medpor jaw angle implant removal is one of the more technically demanding explant procedures because of thick soft tissue coverage, strong tissue ingrowth, and proximity to the masseter muscle and the facial artery.. It’s very different from silicone angle implant removal and often behaves like a deep subperiosteal dissection with partial reconstruction. Here’s how it’s typically approached and what Read More…

Custom Facial Implants – Visible vs Palpable Malpositions

Malpositions of custom facial implants can be visible externally or can only be palpable. This is a really useful way to think about it, because not every “miss” actually shows—and some that are barely measurable can be surprisingly visible. I’ll break it down by visible vs. palpable vs. both, then give you the patterns by region. Quick Read More…

Surgical Techniques to Safely Remove Medpor Facial Implants

Safe removal of Medpor implants is really about controlled dissection, preservation of vital structures, and managing the consequences of tissue ingrowth. Surgeons approach it more like a reconstructive exposure procedure than a simple explant. Here are the key techniques: 1. Meticulous Layer-by-Layer Sharp Dissection Primary principle: never “pull”—always cut the ingrowth Use: Fine scissors Scalpel (often #15 blade) Needle-tip cautery Read More…

When Adding an Implant Improves the Outcome of a Facelift

Does adding an implant (standard or cusom) actually improve the aesthetic outcome over just a facelift alone?” Short answer: sometimes yes—but only when there’s a structural deficiency to fix. Otherwise, it can add complexity without meaningful benefit. Here’s the practical way to think about it: When an implant does improve the facelift result A facelift Read More…

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