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April 2007 |
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Rebuilding the Nose |
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by Peter J. Taub, MD, FACS, FAAP, and Brian Pinsky, MD |
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Functional and aesthetic objectives must be considered when choosing grafts and flaps for nasal reconstruction |
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Wrinkle Correction Using Fillers |
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by Andrew Jacono, MD, FACS |
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Although they are not as long-lasting as surgery, fillers are a mainstay of today's aesthetic practice |
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Slimming the Arms |
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by Mordcai Blau, MD |
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How to perform an arm lift for the massive-weight-loss patient—and how not to |
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The Suture of the Future? |
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by N.D. Moscoe, MD, FACS, and Nicanor Isse, MD |
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A new specialty suture is on the market. It can be used for closed or open midface lifts |
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Giving Hair Another Chance |
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by Bernard P. Nusbaum, MD |
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Present-day hair-transplantation techniques help surgeons correct the unaesthetic results of the past |
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Rejuvenation Without Ablation |
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by Catherine Maley, MBA |
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Far removed from the disadvantages associated with ablative laser techniques, nonablative fractional resurfacing treats photodamage, pigmented lesions, and scarring with minimal downtime and risk |
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The New Therapy Landscape |
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by Wendy Lewis |
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Botulinum toxin Type A and fillers are leading the combination therapy trend |
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It Takes a Team |
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by Rich Smith |
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An account of an exceptionally complex multidisciplinary facial reconstructive surgery |
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Buyer Still Beware |
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by Lesley Ranft |
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With aesthetic surgery's popularity has come a rise in unqualified practitioners and nonaccredited facilities, but that could be changing |
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A Unique Investment |
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by Cheryl Whitman and Mac Fadra, MBA, MPH |
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A cosmetic medical center offers a potpourri of aesthetic services under one roof |
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