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Multiple Procedures and Staging in the Massive Weight Loss Population
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2010Unlike traditional plastic surgery patients who present with a specific anatomical complaint, massive weight loss patients often have multiple regions of concern. No single procedure can address the whole-body deformities associated with massive weight loss.
Devin, Coon +5 more
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Safety First: Precautions for the Massive Weight Loss Patient
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2008A significant increase in bariatric procedures has led to success in maintaining long-term weight loss. The increasing population of patients who have lost massive amounts of weight also has led to a growing responsibility placed on body-contouring surgeons to perform safe and cautious procedures in this inherently difficult patient population.
Steven P, Davison, Mark W, Clemens
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Gluteal Contouring Surgery in the Massive Weight Loss Patient
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2008This article describes some of the salient anatomic issues, a classification system, surgical techniques, and a decision-making algorithm available for contouring the gluteal region in the patient who has sustained massive weight loss (MWL). The gluteal deformities encountered in patients who have lost a massive amount of weight are unprecedented in ...
Robert F, Centeno +2 more
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Mastopexy after Massive Weight Loss
Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care, 2009Abstract A negative consequence following weight loss, particularly as a result of successful bariatric surgery, is the appearance of the breasts. Damage to the skin, nipple position, and internal breast structures are reviewed. Evaluation of the post bariatric surgery patient as a candidate for mastopexy is discussed, as are approaches to reshaping ...
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Modified Vertical Abdominoplasty in the Massive Weight Loss Patient
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2007Patients with massive weight loss following bariatric surgery are now presenting in large numbers for body contouring. To achieve optimum cosmetic results in these patients, a comprehensive circumferential approach is usually required that includes the lateral thighs and buttocks.
Loren J, Borud, Anne G, Warren
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Thigh and Buttock Lift After Massive Weight Loss
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2007Surgical and medical treatment of obesity involves a significant loss of weight (30-90 kg) during a short time (12-24 months). The technical procedures for treatment of skin excess on the thigh create scars on the posterior buttock fold and the inguinal fold.
Claudio, Cannistrà +3 more
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Modified Circumferential Torsoplasty for the Massive-Weight-Loss Patient
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2007Obesity is an increasing national public health issue that has reached epidemic proportions over the past several decades. With new surgical advances in bariatric surgery, the massive-weight-loss patient population is on the rise. The generalized redundancy of skin following massive weight-loss, including lateral flank rolls, abdominal excesses, and ...
Steven P, Davison +2 more
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Sustained Weight Loss May Reduce Cancer Risk
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Mike Fillon
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ABDOMINAL PANNICULECTOMY AFTER MASSIVE WEIGHT LOSS
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1972M J, Kamper, D V, Galloway, F, Ashley
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