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Samuel J Beran - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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early results of vermilion Lip Augmentation using acellular allogeneic dermis an adjunct in facial rejuvenation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2000Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Brian J Reagan, William P Adams, Jeffrey M Kenkel, Samuel J BeranAbstract:The definitive approach to Lip Augmentation has yet to be defined. Herein is described a technique using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts that is easy, effective, and reproducible. Our results over the past 2 years include 47 patients (94 grafts). Three grafts to the upper Lip have exhibited significant resorption, which warranted further Augmentation. Early in the series, one graft was malpositioned too superiorly along the vermilion-cutaneous border. There have been no cases of infection, hematoma, or graft exposure. The overall complication rate was 4 percent (4 of 94). Our early results by using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts for Lip Augmentation are encouraging. Further studies are under way to better objectively define long-term results.
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early results of vermilion Lip Augmentation using acellular allogeneic dermis an adjunct in facial rejuvenation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2000Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Brian J Reagan, William P Adams, Jeffrey M Kenkel, Samuel J BeranAbstract:The definitive approach to Lip Augmentation has yet to be defined. Herein is described a technique using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts that is easy, effective, and reproducible. Our results over the past 2 years include 47 patients (94 grafts). Three grafts to the upper Lip have exhibited signi
Rod J Rohrich - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the anatomy and clinical implications of perioral submuscular fat
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2009Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Joel E PessaAbstract:Background:One of the goals of Lip Augmentation is to recreate the natural shape and contour of the Lips. The literature describes numerous fillers and multiple techniques for this procedure. However, there is a paucity of information regarding the anatomy of the fat layers of the upper and lower li
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early results of vermilion Lip Augmentation using acellular allogeneic dermis an adjunct in facial rejuvenation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2000Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Brian J Reagan, William P Adams, Jeffrey M Kenkel, Samuel J BeranAbstract:The definitive approach to Lip Augmentation has yet to be defined. Herein is described a technique using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts that is easy, effective, and reproducible. Our results over the past 2 years include 47 patients (94 grafts). Three grafts to the upper Lip have exhibited significant resorption, which warranted further Augmentation. Early in the series, one graft was malpositioned too superiorly along the vermilion-cutaneous border. There have been no cases of infection, hematoma, or graft exposure. The overall complication rate was 4 percent (4 of 94). Our early results by using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts for Lip Augmentation are encouraging. Further studies are under way to better objectively define long-term results.
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early results of vermilion Lip Augmentation using acellular allogeneic dermis an adjunct in facial rejuvenation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2000Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Brian J Reagan, William P Adams, Jeffrey M Kenkel, Samuel J BeranAbstract:The definitive approach to Lip Augmentation has yet to be defined. Herein is described a technique using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts that is easy, effective, and reproducible. Our results over the past 2 years include 47 patients (94 grafts). Three grafts to the upper Lip have exhibited signi
Jesus M Borbujo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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granulomatous foreign body reaction against hyaluronic acid report of a case after Lip Augmentation
Dermatologic Surgery, 2003Co-Authors: Maria Jesus Fernandezacenero, Elena Zamora, Jesus M BorbujoAbstract:Background. HYALURONIC ACID (HA) (Restylane and Hylaform) is becoming more widely used for cosmetic procedures such as Lip Augmentation and treatment of facial skin lines, as other products, mainly bovine collagen, have proved allergenic in many patients. Objective. To report a case of a 48-year-old woman who developed discrete nodules in the Lips after HA injection for Lip Augmentation. The histologic analysis revealed the presence of a granulomatous reaction surrounding a blue amorphous material with the tinctorial features of HA. Conclusion. To our knowledge, this is the third case of granulomatous body reaction against this substance, which was allegedly inert in humans. Although rare, this reaction can have important aesthetic implications, and the patients should be informed about their risks.
Michael L. Pretterklieber - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Distribution Pattern of the Superior and Inferior Labial Arteries: Impact for Safe Upper and Lower Lip Augmentation Procedures
Plastic and reconstructive surgery, 2017Co-Authors: Sebastian Cotofana, Bettina Pretterklieber, Runhild Lucius, Konstantin Frank, Maximilian Haas, Thilo L. Schenck, Corinna Gleiser, Imke Weyers, Thilo Wedel, Michael L. PretterklieberAbstract:Background: Understanding the precise position and course of the superior and inferior labial arteries within the upper Lip and the lower Lip is crucial for safe and complication-free applications of volumizing materials. Methods: One hundred ninety-three anatomical head specimens (56.5 percent female cadavers) of Caucasian ethnicity were investigated in this large multicenter anatomical study. In total, six 3-cm-long vertical incisions were performed on each Lip (midline and 1 cm medial to the angles of the mouth) to identify the position of the superior and inferior labial arteries in relation to the orbicularis oris muscle. Results: Three different positions of the superior and inferior labial arteries were identified: submucosal (i.e., between the oral mucosa and the orbicularis oris muscle in 78.1 percent of the cases), intramuscular (i.e., between the superficial and deep layers of the orbicularis oris muscle in 17.5 percent of the cases), and subcutaneous (i.e., between the skin and the orbicularis oris muscle in 2.1 percent of the cases). The variability in changing the respective position along the labial course was 29 percent for the total upper and 32 percent for the total lower Lip. The midline location was identified in both the upper and lower Lips to be the most variable. Conclusions: Based on the results of this investigation, a safer location for the application of volumizing material is the subcutaneous plane in the paramedian location of both the upper Lip and the lower Lip. Care has to be taken when aiming to inject in the midline, as the artery can be identified more frequently in superficial positions.
William P Adams - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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early results of vermilion Lip Augmentation using acellular allogeneic dermis an adjunct in facial rejuvenation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2000Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Brian J Reagan, William P Adams, Jeffrey M Kenkel, Samuel J BeranAbstract:The definitive approach to Lip Augmentation has yet to be defined. Herein is described a technique using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts that is easy, effective, and reproducible. Our results over the past 2 years include 47 patients (94 grafts). Three grafts to the upper Lip have exhibited significant resorption, which warranted further Augmentation. Early in the series, one graft was malpositioned too superiorly along the vermilion-cutaneous border. There have been no cases of infection, hematoma, or graft exposure. The overall complication rate was 4 percent (4 of 94). Our early results by using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts for Lip Augmentation are encouraging. Further studies are under way to better objectively define long-term results.
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early results of vermilion Lip Augmentation using acellular allogeneic dermis an adjunct in facial rejuvenation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2000Co-Authors: Rod J Rohrich, Brian J Reagan, William P Adams, Jeffrey M Kenkel, Samuel J BeranAbstract:The definitive approach to Lip Augmentation has yet to be defined. Herein is described a technique using acellular allogeneic dermal grafts that is easy, effective, and reproducible. Our results over the past 2 years include 47 patients (94 grafts). Three grafts to the upper Lip have exhibited signi