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Plastic Surgery Case Study – XL Pectoral Implants for Extreme Male Chest Augmentation

Background: Pectoral implants are the male equivalent of the female breast implant….sort of. While breast implants may be placed partially submuscular their objective is to create a larger and rounder soft tissue breast mound. Conversely pectoral implants are placed submusucular with the specific intent of creating a larger muscle appearance and not a round mound Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Custom Connected Brow Bone and Infraorbital Implants for Male Periorbital Augmentation

Background: The perception of one’s face is well known to be highly influenced by the appearance of the eyes. How the eyes appear is influenced by a large of bony and soft tissue elements that encase the colorful eyeballs that lie at the center of all of them. The foundation that encircles the eyeball and Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Custom Skull Implant for Males Concerned with a Flat Back of the Head

Background: One of the most common aesthetic skull deformities is a flat back of the head. Such flatness can occur in a variety of ways of which the most common is when it affects just one side. (plagiocephaly) The other type of flatness is when it affects both sides, technically known as brachycephaly. Although in Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Female Subtotal Sliding Genioplasty Reversal

Background: The sliding genioplasty for chin augmentation is a procedure that requires a greater commitment from the patient than a chin implant. This is from the perspective of reversibility or modification, it is harder to secondarily change its position than that of an implant. But in actuality it is no harder than the original procedure Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Large Two-Piece Custom Skull Implant For Major Head Reshaping

Background: Large augmentative skull implants are indicated when there is a congenitally head shape deformity that lacks height as well as width. When these dimensional increases are significant such cases almost always requires a first stage scalp expansion or having had a prior skull implant in place. Despite the relatively large size of the implant Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Replacement of Standard Chin and Jaw Angle Implants and Bony Overgrowths with a Custom Jawline implant

Background: The historic and still commonly performed method of lower jaw augmentation is with the use of standard chin and jaw angle implants. Three in dependently placed implants on the bony corners of the lower face can effectively create a more visible or defined jawline. Barring any complications many implanted patients go on to live Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – The Sliding Genioplasty and Submental Liposuction Approach to the Very Short Female Chin Augmentation

Background: While chin augmentation is a commonly performed facial reshaping procedure, there are some basic concepts about it that can be overlooked. First, there are gender differences between what the ideal chin position may be. Too often this is overlooked in women who are far more likely to end up over corrected than under corrected. Read More…

The Fundamental Techniques in Cat Eye Reshaping Surgery

There are numerous types of eye reshaping of which the most commonly known and performed are rejuvenative in nature. Traditional blepharoplasties and browlift procedures are typically done in older patients and treat age-related periorbital changes of which the goal is to refresh one’s appearance and not really change it. Less commonly known and usually performed Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Combined Dorsal Implant and Cartilage Tip Rhinoplasty for Dorsocolumellar Augmentation in the African-American Nose

Background: One of the classic debates in augmentative rhinoplasty is whether it should be done by either an alloplastic or autogenous technique. This debate has gone on for many decades and the reality is that it is not really a debate at all. Rather it should be a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Male Temporal Reduction for Head Width Reshaping

Background: Reduction of the wide or convex head shape is most effectively done through muscle removal. The temporal muscle is quite large with its origins along the long temporal line of the skull from which it extends down into a funnel shape through which is passes under the zygomatic arch. Once under the arch this Read More…