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Body Contouring

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Body contouring surgery has evolved in the last few decades, influenced by three main aspects: cultural changes alongside social media and new concepts of beauty, the surgeon and their focus on achieving natural results, and the influence of new ...
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Composite Body Contouring

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2009
Aesthetic surgery of the thoracoabdominal region is one of the most frequently performed surgical procedures in plastic surgery. The combination of circumferential liposuction, autologous fat grafting of the buttocks and/or lower limbs, and the modified transverse abdominoplasty as an adjuvant procedure all done in a single surgical procedure is not ...
Luiz Haroldo, Pereira, Aris, Sterodimas
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Male Body Contouring

Dermatologic Surgery, 2017
BACKGROUND Men are increasingly seeking out cosmetic procedures, especially minimally and noninvasive body-contouring procedures. OBJECTIVE With the relative lack of scientific evidence related specifically to the use of body-contouring procedures in men, there is a need for more ...
Kyle M, Coleman, Naomi, Lawrence
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Noninvasive body contouring

Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2017
In a society where stigma surrounds cosmetic procedures and yet a thin and sculpted physique is idealized, noninvasive body contouring satisfies the demand to reduce excess and undesired body fat in areas that persist despite exercise and diet. Numerous devices are available to meet this need; however, choosing the "perfect" device is challenging ...
Nicole Y, Lee, Deanne Mraz, Robinson
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Body Contouring

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2012
Learning Objectives: After studying this article, the participant should be able to: 1. List patient selection factors for body lift surgery. 2. Describe operative approaches for brachioplasty, upper body lift, abdominoplasty, lower body lift, and thigh lift. 3.
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A Pantograph for Body Contours

The British Journal of Radiology, 1957
When X-ray treatments are being planned, it is necessary to know the body contour. Various methods may be used to obtain a reproduction of this, such as plaster casts, flexible rules or one of the devices which have been designed specially for the purpose (Treherne and Greening, 1952; Spicer, 1954); the contours so obtained have then to be transferred ...
B E, STERN, G B, HODGES
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