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History of the Aesthetic Surgery of the Ear

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1978
Aesthetics is a relative term. The concept of beauty with regard to the ear has changed with time and place. Buddhas have been modeled, and the monoliths of aristocrats of Easter Island with enormous ears as a sign of distinction. The old Inca guards of honor were the orejones.
J E, Davis, H H, Hernandez
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Aesthetic Considerations in Orthofacial Surgery

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2023
Currently, the wish to optimize facial esthetics-in the context of a dysfunctional occlusion or not-has become the main motivation for orthognathic surgery in many cases. In this context, considering that protrusive faces are advised more attractive and that the lack of skeletal support accelerates the aging process, orthognathic surgery will mostly ...
Federico, Hernández-Alfaro, Adaia, Valls-Ontañón   +1 more
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Aesthetic surgery

2022
AbstractOrofacial aesthetic surgery concerns operative procedures of the mouth and face specifically undertaken for cosmetic purposes. This type of surgery has been part of a rapidly expanding healthcare sector, often undertaken in non-hospital-based environments, that is consequently relatively less evidence based than more established surgical ...
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Evidence-Based Medicine in Aesthetic Surgery: The Significance of Level to Aesthetic Surgery

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2017
Summary: Since its popularization in the 1980s, evidence-based medicine has become the cornerstone of American health care. Many specialties rapidly adapted to the paradigm shift of health care by delivering treatment using the evidence-based guidelines.
Rod J, Rohrich, Min-Jeong, Cho
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Aesthetic Surgery of the Orbits and Eyelids

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2012
This article discusses the relevant anatomy, the aging process of the eyelid with periorbital structure, and how to evaluate patients for a proper surgical approach. A description is given of how to achieve an aesthetic balance between the forehead, eyelids, and midface to provide the patient with a natural youthful appearance.
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AESTHETICALLY NORMALIZING SURGERY

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1992
R K, Sandhir, M, Sandhir
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[Aesthetic surgery].

Zeitschrift fur arztliche Fortbildung und Qualitatssicherung, 2007
The WHO describes health as physical, mental and social well being. Ever since the establishment of plastic surgery aesthetic surgery has been an integral part of this medical specialty. It aims at reconstructing subjective well-being by employing plastic surgical procedures as described in the educational code and regulations for specialists of ...
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When Aesthetic Surgery Is Not Aesthetic

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1990
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Will there be aesthetic surgery in the urals?

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1995
Sergey A. Vasilyev, Dan Mahler
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Aesthetic Surgery

Abstract The aesthetic surgery section provides the reader with descriptions of and commentary on landmark papers covering the topics of the ageing face, fat transfer, rhytidectomy, blepharoplasty, and rhinoplasty. It looks at three-dimensional (3D) changes and relationships between critical facial landmarks, the recognition more than
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