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Always reading about fat grafting. This is a study, very science-y, so I will make it short. October 2013 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal. “Prevalence of Endogenous CD34 Adipose Stem Cells Predicts Human Fat Graft Rentention […]
What does this mean? Botox has been approved in since 2002. The original studies were done only on the glabella lines, so the FDA indication was for this area (the “11” between your eyebrows). The FDA […]
JOURNAL TIME. The August 2013 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal had study: “Quality of Life Outcomes between Mastectomy Alone and Breast Reconstruction: comparison of Pateint Reported BREAST -Q and Other Health Related Quality of Life Measures.” What […]
I clearly have an active patient population. Many people travel to come have surgery. For others, work or vacation, my patients like to get out of town a lot. So when can you travel after plastic […]
Another journal article August 2013 from Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Journal, ” Effects of Silicone Expanders and Implants on Echocardiographic Image Quality After Breast Reconstruction.” Why do we care? Many women need to montior their […]
In the August 2013 study published in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal there was a study looking at fat transfer. They looked at how to collect the fat, how to process the fat, and then […]
JOURNAL TIME! You know how I love science. This is an article out of the August 2013 issue of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Journal. The title really caught my eye, “Comparison of Harvest and Processing Techniques […]
People have different levels of pain tolerance. We know this. But why? Is it how we are wired? Do we have different levels of pain receptors? Are some more sensitive? Is it an issue of the […]