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Tranexamic Acid Application in Facial Aesthetic Surgery: An Umbrella Review. [PDF]
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Are Canadian Outpatient Ambulatory Surgery Centers Safe? An Assessment of 2596 Consecutive Aesthetic Surgery Patients. [PDF]
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Evaluation of Aesthetic Abdominal Surgery Using a New Clinical Scale
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2011 Evaluation of outcomes after aesthetic surgery still is a challenge in plastic surgery. The evaluation frequently is based on subjective criteria. This study used a new clinical grading scale to evaluate aesthetic results for plastic surgeries to the ...
Rolf Gemperli, Alessandra Grassi Salles
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Aesthetic surgery for microtia
Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 1989We describe here a technique for reconstruction of the external ear based upon an autogenous costal cartilage graft which is inserted into a cutaneous pocket dissected in the auricular area. Three subsequent procedures are then performed: rotation of the ear-lobe; reconstruction of the tragus; and elevation of the auricle.
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Aesthetic Craniofacial Surgery
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1994The concepts of craniofacial surgery developed by Paul Tessier have evolved through four different phases: reconstruction, restoration, remodeling, and rejuvenation. Subperiosteal undermining of the upper, mid, and lower face allowed surgeons not only to reposition the soft tissues at the level of the bony insertion but also to remodel the craniofacial
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Aesthetic oculoplastic surgery
Current Opinion in Ophthalmology, 1998Important concepts and advances continue to evolve in the field of aesthetic oculoplastic surgery. A keen interest in aesthetics exists, both on the part of the youth-oriented, aging baby-boomer population and on the part of many physicians and surgeons in a variety of different specialities.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1991
A large variety of safe and effective surgical procedures to achieve rejuvenation is currently available. If surgery is carefully and properly performed, with an emphasis on a conservative approach, lasting and gratifying results may be realized. Great care must be taken to select appropriate and highly motivated individuals for such procedures, from ...
M E, Tardy, G, Parras, M, Schwartz
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A large variety of safe and effective surgical procedures to achieve rejuvenation is currently available. If surgery is carefully and properly performed, with an emphasis on a conservative approach, lasting and gratifying results may be realized. Great care must be taken to select appropriate and highly motivated individuals for such procedures, from ...
M E, Tardy, G, Parras, M, Schwartz
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1996
Lasers are now in their third decade of medical application. The use for aesthetic surgery is relative new. Multiple attempts to use lasers in cosmetic surgery, in the past, resulted in less than desirable results. The current generation of lasers now has multiple applications in aesthetic surgery, with much success in tattoo removal, skin ...
G J, Rosenberg, R O, Gregory
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Lasers are now in their third decade of medical application. The use for aesthetic surgery is relative new. Multiple attempts to use lasers in cosmetic surgery, in the past, resulted in less than desirable results. The current generation of lasers now has multiple applications in aesthetic surgery, with much success in tattoo removal, skin ...
G J, Rosenberg, R O, Gregory
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World Journal of Surgery, 1990
AbstractThe evolution of aesthetic surgery began centuries before the birth of Christ. Since Sushutra's first attempts, surgeons still try to achieve or reconstruct the perfection of individual beauty. Surgeons who are engaged in this field of plastic surgery are called cosmetic or aesthetic surgeons.
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AbstractThe evolution of aesthetic surgery began centuries before the birth of Christ. Since Sushutra's first attempts, surgeons still try to achieve or reconstruct the perfection of individual beauty. Surgeons who are engaged in this field of plastic surgery are called cosmetic or aesthetic surgeons.
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