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Rib Removal in the Presence of Scoliosis: A Case Study

A variety of women seek waist-narrowing surgery — from transgender women to female bodybuilders — all sharing a common goal: an improved chest-to-waist or hip-to-waist ratio for a more defined figure. Within these diverse patient groups, anatomical differences must be considered. One not-uncommon finding in some rib removal candidates is scoliosis. Some patients have undergone Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study: Aesthetic Head Widening Skull Implants for the Scaphocephalic Narrow Head Shape

Understanding Scaphocephaly Scaphocephaly refers to a narrow head shape. In its most severe form—sagittal craniosynostosis—the head appears both very narrow and elongated due to premature closure of the sagittal suture. This medical condition is typically treated with early cranial vault remodeling surgery. However, most cases of scaphocephalic head shape are mild, purely aesthetic, and occur Read More…

Combining Forehead Augmentation and Frontal Hairline Advancement: A Case Study

Combining Forehead Augmentation and Frontal Hairline Advancement: A Case Study The forehead is one of the most prominent thirds of the face, and its size and shape significantly influence facial aesthetics. Forehead reshaping generally involves either reduction or augmentation, which can address both the soft tissue and bony components. A common soft tissue reduction is Read More…

Secondary Chin Implant Augmentation After Sliding Geniopalsty – A Case Study

The sliding genioplasty remains the workhorse procedure for significant chin augmentation. Unless a patient specifically prefers to avoid an autologous bone procedure, it is almost always preferable to reposition the chin bone itself rather than place a large volume of implant material to achieve projection. However, even with substantial sliding genioplasty movements (10mm or more), Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Custom Jawline Implant for Improving Bony Irregularities of the Jawline After Sagittal Split and Chin Osteotomies

Background: Double jaw osteotomy surgery is very popular today for multiple reasons. Several of the reasons for the surgery today are quite different than they were two or three decades ago. While once reserved primarily for the correction of malocclusions the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea as well as for aesthetic purposes has expanded the Read More…

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