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Cengiz Çetin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction. Methods Ten patients were included in the study. The protruding segments of the labia minora were de-epithelialized with a fine scissors or scalpel instead of being excised, and a bulky section of subcutaneous tissue was obtained. Between the outer and inner surfaces of the labia minora, a flap with a subcutaneous pedicle was created in continuity with the de-epithelialized marginal tissue. A pocket was dissected in the labium majus, and the flap was transposed into the pocket to augment the labia majora. Results Mean patient age was 39.9 (±13.9) years, mean operation time was 60 min, and mean follow-up period was 14.5 (±3.4) months. There were no major complications (hematoma, wound dehiscence, infection) following Surgery. No patient complained of postoperative difficulty with coitus or dyspareunia. All patients were satisfied with the final appearance. Conclusion Several methods for labia minora reduction have been described. Auxiliary procedures are required with labia minora reduction for better results. Nevertheless, few authors have taken into account the final Esthetic appearance of the whole female external genitalia. The described technique in this study is indicated primarily for mild atrophy of the labia majora with labia minora hypertrophy; the technique resulted in perfect patient satisfaction with no major complications or postoperative coital problems. Level of Evidence IV This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction.
Yakup Karabagli - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction. Methods Ten patients were included in the study. The protruding segments of the labia minora were de-epithelialized with a fine scissors or scalpel instead of being excised, and a bulky section of subcutaneous tissue was obtained. Between the outer and inner surfaces of the labia minora, a flap with a subcutaneous pedicle was created in continuity with the de-epithelialized marginal tissue. A pocket was dissected in the labium majus, and the flap was transposed into the pocket to augment the labia majora. Results Mean patient age was 39.9 (±13.9) years, mean operation time was 60 min, and mean follow-up period was 14.5 (±3.4) months. There were no major complications (hematoma, wound dehiscence, infection) following Surgery. No patient complained of postoperative difficulty with coitus or dyspareunia. All patients were satisfied with the final appearance. Conclusion Several methods for labia minora reduction have been described. Auxiliary procedures are required with labia minora reduction for better results. Nevertheless, few authors have taken into account the final Esthetic appearance of the whole female external genitalia. The described technique in this study is indicated primarily for mild atrophy of the labia majora with labia minora hypertrophy; the technique resulted in perfect patient satisfaction with no major complications or postoperative coital problems. Level of Evidence IV This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction.
Bahman Guyuron - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Fat Injection: A Systematic Review of Injection Volumes by Facial Subunit
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2017Co-Authors: Shirley Shue, David E. Kurlander, Bahman GuyuronAbstract:Background Fat grafting to the aging face has become an integral component of Esthetic Surgery. However, the amount of fat to inject to each area of the face is not standardized and has been based mainly on the surgeon’s experience. The purpose of this study was to perform a systematic review of injected fat volume to different facial zones.
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Fat Injection: A Systematic Review of Injection Volumes by Facial Subunit
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2017Co-Authors: Shirley Shue, David E. Kurlander, Bahman GuyuronAbstract:BACKGROUND: Fat grafting to the aging face has become an integral component of Esthetic Surgery. However, the amount of fat to inject to each area of the face is not standardized and has been based mainly on the surgeon's experience. The purpose of this study was to perform a systematic review of injected fat volume to different facial zones. METHODS: A systematic review of the literature was performed through a MEDLINE search using keywords "facial," "fat grafting," "lipofilling," "Coleman technique," "autologous fat transfer," and "structural fat grafting." Articles were then sorted by facial subunit and analyzed for: author(s), year of publication, study design, sample size, donor site, fat preparation technique, average and range of volume injected, time to follow-up, percentage of volume retention, and complications. Descriptive statistics were performed. RESULTS: Nineteen articles involving a total of 510 patients were included. Rhytidectomy was the most common procedure performed concurrently with fat injection. The mean volume of fat injected to the forehead is 6.5 mL (range 4.0-10.0 mL); to the glabellar region 1.4 mL (range 1.0-4.0 mL); to the temple 5.9 mL per side (range 2.0-10.0 mL); to the eyebrow 5.5 mL per side; to the upper eyelid 1.7 mL per side (range 1.5-2.5 mL); to the tear trough 0.65 mL per side (range 0.3-1.0 mL); to the infraorbital area (infraorbital rim to lower lid/cheek junction) 1.4 mL per side (range 0.9-3.0 mL); to the midface 1.4 mL per side (range 1.0-4.0 mL); to the nasolabial fold 2.8 mL per side (range 1.0-7.5 mL); to the mandibular area 11.5 mL per side (range 4.0-27.0 mL); and to the chin 6.7 mL (range 1.0-20.0 mL). CONCLUSIONS: Data on exactly how much fat to inject to each area of the face in facial fat grafting are currently limited and vary widely based on different methods and anatomical terms used. This review offers the ranges and the averages for the injected volume in each zone. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE III: This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
Emre A. Kocman - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction. Methods Ten patients were included in the study. The protruding segments of the labia minora were de-epithelialized with a fine scissors or scalpel instead of being excised, and a bulky section of subcutaneous tissue was obtained. Between the outer and inner surfaces of the labia minora, a flap with a subcutaneous pedicle was created in continuity with the de-epithelialized marginal tissue. A pocket was dissected in the labium majus, and the flap was transposed into the pocket to augment the labia majora. Results Mean patient age was 39.9 (±13.9) years, mean operation time was 60 min, and mean follow-up period was 14.5 (±3.4) months. There were no major complications (hematoma, wound dehiscence, infection) following Surgery. No patient complained of postoperative difficulty with coitus or dyspareunia. All patients were satisfied with the final appearance. Conclusion Several methods for labia minora reduction have been described. Auxiliary procedures are required with labia minora reduction for better results. Nevertheless, few authors have taken into account the final Esthetic appearance of the whole female external genitalia. The described technique in this study is indicated primarily for mild atrophy of the labia majora with labia minora hypertrophy; the technique resulted in perfect patient satisfaction with no major complications or postoperative coital problems. Level of Evidence IV This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction.
A. Aydan Köse - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction. Methods Ten patients were included in the study. The protruding segments of the labia minora were de-epithelialized with a fine scissors or scalpel instead of being excised, and a bulky section of subcutaneous tissue was obtained. Between the outer and inner surfaces of the labia minora, a flap with a subcutaneous pedicle was created in continuity with the de-epithelialized marginal tissue. A pocket was dissected in the labium majus, and the flap was transposed into the pocket to augment the labia majora. Results Mean patient age was 39.9 (±13.9) years, mean operation time was 60 min, and mean follow-up period was 14.5 (±3.4) months. There were no major complications (hematoma, wound dehiscence, infection) following Surgery. No patient complained of postoperative difficulty with coitus or dyspareunia. All patients were satisfied with the final appearance. Conclusion Several methods for labia minora reduction have been described. Auxiliary procedures are required with labia minora reduction for better results. Nevertheless, few authors have taken into account the final Esthetic appearance of the whole female external genitalia. The described technique in this study is indicated primarily for mild atrophy of the labia majora with labia minora hypertrophy; the technique resulted in perfect patient satisfaction with no major complications or postoperative coital problems. Level of Evidence IV This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
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Labia Majora Augmentation with De-epithelialized Labial Rim (Minora) Flaps as an Auxiliary Procedure for Labia Minora Reduction
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2015Co-Authors: Yakup Karabagli, Emre A. Kocman, Melih Velipaşaoğlu, A. Aydan Köse, Sezi Ceylan, Ozlem Cemboluk, Cengiz ÇetinAbstract:Background Esthetic Surgery of external female genitalia remains an uncommon procedure. This article describes a novel, de-epithelialized, labial rim flap technique for labia majora augmentation using de-epithelialized labia minora tissue otherwise to be excised as an adjunct to labia minora reduction.