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Supermicrosurgery for Lower Limb Reconstruction: The Next Evolution in Microsurgery
Supermicrosurgery for Lower Limb Reconstruction: The Next Evolution in Microsurgery What is Supermicrosurgery? A Game-Changer in Reconstructive Surgery Supermicrosurgery represents the latest advancement in microsurgical reconstruction, allowing plastic surgeons to perform ultra-precise vascular anastomoses on vessels as small as 0.3–0.8 mm. Originally developed for lymphatic surgery, this technique is now being used in lower limb…
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Ozempic and Subsequent plastic surgery
Ozempic, weight loss and Subsequent plastic surgery The use of Ozempic as a preoperative weight loss agent can offer significant benefits for individuals undergoing aesthetic and cosmetic procedures. Some key advantages include: ✅ Reduction in Surgical Complications: Weight loss before surgery can lead to lower risks of infection, improved wound healing, and decreased strain on…
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Optimizing Free Jejunal Flap Surgery: A Study on Arteriovenous Positioning
Review of published article Title: Jejunal artery and vein positioning in free jejunal transfer: Surgical considerations and clinical implicationsAuthors: Akatsuki Kondo, Takuya Higashino, Kazuki Shimada, Kohei Hashimoto, Yutaka Fukunaga, Azusa Oshima, Rei OgawaPublished in: Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery Key Findings: Notes: Optimizing Free Jejunal Flap Surgery: A Study on Arteriovenous Positioning Free…
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Hyaluronidase in Aesthetic Practice: A Comprehensive Review of Its Use, Safety, and Emerging Guidelines
Hyaluronidase in Aesthetic Practice: A Comprehensive Review of Its Use, Safety, and Emerging Guidelines Introduction In recent decades, hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers have emerged as one of the most popular treatments in aesthetic medicine, celebrated for their ability to safely restore facial volume, enhance contours, and rejuvenate skin appearance. However, as with all injectable treatments,…
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AI in Microsurgery: A Promising but Underdeveloped Frontier
AI in Microsurgery: A Promising but Underdeveloped Frontier The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in plastic surgery is a growing field, and its applications in microsurgery are particularly intriguing. A recent systematic review, Advancements in Microsurgery: A Comprehensive Systematic Review of Artificial Intelligence Applications, provides an in-depth analysis of how machine learning (ML) is shaping…
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How does an oral cancer patient look after surgery?
How does an oral cancer patient look after surgery? Oral cancer is a devastating disease, it leads to permanent disfigurement of face. Despite the best efforts and the best possible plastic surgery treatment, the facial deformity remains substantial. Photo of a patient who had oral cancer: The following patient had oral cancer involving the inner,…
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Interesting case #2
Forehead defect as a consequence of trauma to face and the orbital rim. There was a depressed fracture of the orbital rim. The frontal sinus was found fractured on the anterior table , but the posterior table was intact.
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Interesting case #1
A case of bear attack that left the patient with multiple facial fractures and gross lacerations check the photos.
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FAQs (frequently asked questions)
FAQs (frequently asked questions): Are there age restrictions for plastic surgery? Yes, we don’t do rhinoplasties before 17–18 years of age. We don’t do breast implants before 21–22 years of age. Generally speaking, we wait for 18 years of age, for the growth to complete and settle down before considering for plastic surgery.
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Neck Lifts and contouring
What is it? The neck lift is a process where we address the sagging neck and a double chin, which can be a consequence of massive weight loss or ageing. Where is the problem? There is : How do we do it? Where do you get cuts? On the side under the ear and under…