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First Stage Dermal-Fat Grafts for Soft Tissue Restoration in Deltoid implants

Custom deltoid implants can be considered for visible deltoid/shoulder hollowing after shoulder replacement, but they are contour-restoration devices, not functional muscle replacements. Key points: After reverse shoulder arthroplasty, deltoid quality matters because the deltoid becomes the main elevator of the arm. Deltoid atrophy or nerve injury can affect function. A solid silicone custom deltoid implant Read More…

Dermal-Fat Graft for Steroid Induced Glabellar Soft Tissue Defect Case Example

Soft tissue atrophy is a known complication of corticosteroid (steroid) injections, especially when they’re placed superficially or repeatedly in the same area. What it is: It’s a localized loss or thinning of subcutaneous fat and sometimes skin, leading to a visible depression or “dent” at the injection site. Why it happens: Corticosteroids can: Inhibit fibroblast Read More…

AlloClae Fat Filler – What It Is and Wnat It Is For

AlloClae is a structural adipose filler developed by Tiger Aesthetics — a new type of cosmetic injectable.Unlike traditional fillers (e.g. hyaluronic acid) or typical fat-grafting (which requires harvesting your own fat via liposuction), AlloClae uses donor-derived adipose tissue (processed fat tissue) that’s sterilized and purified for safe injection. The processed tissue retains key structural elements Read More…

Comparing Fat Injection Graft Substitutes (Renuva vs AlloClae)

Fat grafting by injection is one of the most common aesthetic surgeries performed for a wide variety of soft tissue augmentation or contouring effects. While there are many variables involved in the success of such injection procedures the first one is adequate donor tissue. In cases of lack of donor tissue or exhausted donor sites Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study- Left Periorbital Asymmetry Correction with Eyebrow Release and Buccal Fat Grafting with Upper Eyelid Ptosis Repair

Background: While bone fractures is the most recognized type of facial injury, it is actually not the most common. Blunt soft tissue injuries are the most frequent occurrence over even lacerations. Such blunt trauma  cause compression of the soft tissues between the externally applied force and the underlying solid bone. If the force is great Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Dermal-Fat Graft Augmentation of the Lips

Background: Lip augmentation is one of the more popular uses of injectable synthetic fillers and has been so for more than two decades. They offer an immediate and non-surgical method of lip augmentation that works fairly well when adequate vermilion height exists. But it does require periodic injections to maintain the effect and injections into Read More…

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