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Plastic Surgery Case Study – Male Prominent Mastoid Process Reductions

Background: The skull is prone to developing undesired ‘lumps and bumps’ which are aesthetically bothersome because they disrupt an otherwise smooth head surface. Such bony protrusions are abnormally raised spot areas of bone that can be reduced by a direct burring approach. While not pathologic these type of skull protrusions represent overgrowths of normal outer Read More…

Aesthetic Treatment Options for the Peaked Head Shape Deformity

The peaked head shape  is a specific type of aesthetic head deformity in which the midline of the skull is appreciably higher than that of the sides. This creates an inverted V-shape to the head in front view. Thus can be caused by an isolated high sagittal ridge, a normal sagittal ridge with parasagittal-temporal line Read More…

Evolution of Head Widening Front-Temporal Implant Designs

The desire for head widening can have several different meanings/objectives. It may refer to a widening of the side of the head that excludes that of the forehead, accurately described as temporal head widening. The other form of head widening is where it includes the side of the forehead and often the back end of Read More…

Skull Thickness Differences Between Men and Women

In skull reshaping surgery one of the important fundamental procedures is skull reduction. Removing portions of prominent or excessive heights of the skull in various areas is commonly done. The key to skull reduction is never whether it can be done but rather can enough bone be removed to achieve a satisfactory result. This will Read More…

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