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A technique for enhancing cosmetics in immediate dentures

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1974
Abstract The metal substructure described is the core of all the modifications incorporated in the technique presented. It permits copying extremely long teeth and investing tissue contours for the denture. This internal support eliminates denture tooth fracture or displacement.
C E, McFee, E A, Meier
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A Critical View of Different Botanical, Molecular, and Chemical Techniques Used in Authentication of Plant Materials for Cosmetic Applications

Cosmetics, 2018
A number of approaches can be implemented to ensure plant-based material authentication for cosmetic applications. Doing this requires knowledge and data dealing with botany, molecular biology, and analytical chemistry, the main techniques of which are ...
Laurine Garros, Christophe Hano, Duangjai Tungmunnithum   +2 more
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Pinch Technique for Repair of Cosmetic Eyelid Deformities

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1973
A solution is present to the problem of accurately judging the amount of skin to be resected in various lid deformities. The technique is to inject hyaluronidase mixed with the local anesthetic at least 30 minutes prior to surgery and to then pinch the skin into a ridge until an eversion of the lid is about to be produced.
M, Parkes, W, Fein, H G, Brennan
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A Surgical Technique for Cosmetic Blepharoplasty

The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1979
A method of blepharoplasty for cosmetic purposes to eliminate superfluous skin and fat from aging eyelids is described in detail. A technique for correct placement of incisions, a method of locating and excising orbital fat, control of bleeding and a safe method of approximating skin flaps are discussed and illustrated.
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New techniques used in the production of cosmetic gloves

Medical & Biological Engineering, 1974
Owing to inadequacies in conventional procedures for the manufacture of cosmttic gloves it has been necessary to devise a new process for their production. The new process allows the making of cosmetic gloves to a specific shape by means of a simple dipping process and facilitates various other aspects of glove production.
G, Kenworthy, A D, Small
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Gastroschisis closure: a technique for improved cosmetic repair

Pediatric Surgery International, 2008
Gastroschisis closure is performed either primarily or after staged reduction of the prolapsed bowel. A technique for surgical closure of the abdominal wall defect is described which allows for an almost scarless appearance of the abdominal surface with preservation of a midline umbilicus.
Christoph Heinrich, Houben, Shailesh, Patel   +1 more
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Corrective Cosmetic Otoplasty

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1979
The authors present a technique for cosmetic correction of protruding ears used in over 100 cases during the last ten years with good cosmetic results and no significant complications.
R O, Dingman, I, Peled
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Cosmetic blepharoplasty using an electrocauterization technique

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1976
A technique for creating thesuperior palpebral fold in Orientals and Caucasians without suture fixation to the tarsal plate is described. Essentially, the fold is created by a series of pinpoint electrocauterizations of the superficial tissues lying immediately external to the tarsus and the orbicularis oculi muscle.
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Nail cosmetics and camouflaging techniques

Dermatologic Therapy, 2001
The nail cosmetics industry is enormous, with $6.28 billion spent annually by consumers in the United States on salon services. Nail cosmetics provide the opportunity for women to camouflage unsightly nail conditions and improve the appearance of their nails. Most nail enhancements provide a coating over the nail plate to hide flaws. The coating can be
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Cosmetic surgery of the skin—principles and techniques

British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 1991
The publication of this work is a landmark event. Leading cosmetic dermatologic surgeons with international interspecialty recognition have contributed their insights and shared their surgical techniques in well-referenced chapters. All of the editors are board certified dermatologists with major interests and skills in cosmetic dermatologic surgery ...
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