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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2000
The primary goal of facial aesthetic surgery is to restore, enhance, and rejuvenate the aging face to a more youthful appearance, achieving balance and harmony. The mental area must be addressed in order to have a complete synthesis of the face. The concept of augmenting the mental area with implants has evolved so significantly that it now stands by ...
K S, Choe, S U, Stucki-McCormick
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The primary goal of facial aesthetic surgery is to restore, enhance, and rejuvenate the aging face to a more youthful appearance, achieving balance and harmony. The mental area must be addressed in order to have a complete synthesis of the face. The concept of augmenting the mental area with implants has evolved so significantly that it now stands by ...
K S, Choe, S U, Stucki-McCormick
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2008
This article reviews chin augmentation, describing patient evaluation and management, surgical technique, autogenous and alloplastic chin implants, their advantages and disadvantages, and potential complications.
Thomas, Romo, Biana G, Lanson
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This article reviews chin augmentation, describing patient evaluation and management, surgical technique, autogenous and alloplastic chin implants, their advantages and disadvantages, and potential complications.
Thomas, Romo, Biana G, Lanson
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The Laryngoscope, 1976
AbstractA method of chin augmentation employing a newer synthetic material (Proplast®)‡ is presented. The characteristics and biocompatibility of Proplast are detailed. Technical considerations and results of short term clinical trials in 20 patients are discussed. One implant necessitated removal secondary to trauma four months after surgery.
M L, Parkes, F M, Kamer, M L, Merrin
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AbstractA method of chin augmentation employing a newer synthetic material (Proplast®)‡ is presented. The characteristics and biocompatibility of Proplast are detailed. Technical considerations and results of short term clinical trials in 20 patients are discussed. One implant necessitated removal secondary to trauma four months after surgery.
M L, Parkes, F M, Kamer, M L, Merrin
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1969
A SIMPLE and exacting procedure is described for augmenting a receded chin by means of implants through calibration (Fig 1, A ). Various methods have been advocated for the insertion of a prosthesis or graft without taking into account accurate measurements for their final alignment.
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A SIMPLE and exacting procedure is described for augmenting a receded chin by means of implants through calibration (Fig 1, A ). Various methods have been advocated for the insertion of a prosthesis or graft without taking into account accurate measurements for their final alignment.
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Custom-Designed Chin Augmentation
Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2008Although not devoid of complications, a properly performed chin implant surgery is a straightforward procedure that can correct a receding chin and enhance the results of other facial cosmetic procedures. In this article, the author reviews his technique over the last 18 years for augmentation mentoplasty using custom-designed Mersilene mesh implants.
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Chin Augmentation—A Restrospective Study
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1982A retrospective study of 480 Silastic chin implants is summarized and analyzed. The surgeon's own variations on the operative procedure are detailed, including the staging of the simultaneous nose-chin operation in which the chin work is started first, with a temporary interval for hump removal, followed by termination of the chin work and a return to ...
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Chin augmentation: Subperiosteal and supraperiosteal implants
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1976Implants placed in subperiosteal pockets may erode more deeply into the mandible than those placed above the periosteum. Those positioned supraperiosteally are more likely to shift and certainly are more mobile when pressure is put on the chin. Implants extending laterally far enough to produce a graceful flow of chin into cheek may be difficult to ...
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