Breast augmentation involves placing a breast implant either under or on top of the pectoralis major muscle. Incisions can be made in the armpit, around the nipple, or in the lower breast crease. Implant size is determined based on breast width and desired cup size. Implants come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and filler materials like silicone gel. The choice of implant features depends on the patient's anatomy and preferences.
This document provides information on auricular reconstruction including anatomy, embryology, congenital anomalies, microtia classification and stages of reconstruction. It discusses in detail Nagata's technique for microtia reconstruction including 4 stages: framework placement, elevation, refinement and tattooing/contouring. Key aspects include skin/cartilage evaluation, template usage, framework fabrication from costal cartilage, bolster dressings and use of temporoparietal fascia flaps to cover and augment the reconstructed ear. Total ear reconstruction aims to restore facial symmetry and hearing while creating a natural appearing auricle.
This document discusses the anatomy, development, classification and diagnosis of microtia, as well as approaches to total auricular reconstruction for microtia. It covers the nerve supply and embryological development of normal ears. It also describes classifications of microtia, associated deformities, timing of surgery, and factors to consider in patient assessment for ear reconstruction, including facial symmetry, skin envelope, vestige skin and hair.
PDO thread lifting is a minimally invasive procedure that lifts and smoothens skin using dissolvable PDO threads inserted into the hypodermis layer. The threads stimulate collagen production, increased blood flow, and natural hyaluronic acid production, resulting in subtle, long-lasting lifting effects without deformation. PDO threads work similarly to Botox but provide a longer duration of results without risk of drooping.
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This document outlines the essential anatomy for facial injections. It discusses the muscle groups of the face including the muscles of mastication and facial expression. It describes the functional groups of facial muscles as either dilators or sphincters around the orifices. It also summarizes the attachment and function of individual muscles, wrinkle lines caused by specific muscles, injection sites and complications. Furthermore, it covers the blood supply and innervation of the face.
As age advances, Connective Tissue becomes thinner, collagen and elastin breakdown and results into wrinkles.
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MONO; COG: Crew Threads are three types of PDO thread.
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Description of Ameloblastoma with clinical features, radiographic features, and management in detail. Examples of a few clinical cases in the end to reinforce management techniques graphically.
Mastopexy, or breast lift surgery, addresses breast ptosis or sagging through surgical techniques to reshape and lift the breasts. The document discusses various mastopexy techniques including periareolar, vertical scar, and Benelli mastopexy. It also covers patient evaluation and classifications of breast ptosis. The goals of mastopexy are to restore a youthful breast shape while minimizing scarring and recurrence of ptosis over time.
Head and neck cancer reconstruction is arguably the
most challenging area of reconstruction for the reconstructive
surgeon. A clear understanding of the principles of use of local flaps and a comprehensive understanding of the anatomy of these flaps provides the head and neck surgeon with a plethora of local and regional options for primary and secondary reconstruction.
The document provides a historical overview of breast implants from their origins in the 1890s through developments in materials and regulatory issues up to the 1990s. It describes early silicone implants in the 1960s, lawsuits in the 1970s-1980s linking implants to autoimmune diseases, an FDA moratorium in 1992, and a large class action settlement in 1994 as thousands of lawsuits were filed.
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Facial trauma is routinely diagnosed in most of the road traffic accidents. A brief anatomy of mid face and various means of diagnosis and surgical management of mid face trauma is explained in the above presentation.
Cleft lip and palate occur due to the failure of fusion between the medial nasal processes and maxillary processes during embryonic development between the 5th and 7th week of gestation. This results in an opening in the lip and/or roof of the mouth. Cleft lip alone affects 15% of cases, cleft lip and palate affects 45% of cases, and isolated cleft palate affects 40% of cases. The causes are both genetic and environmental, with genetics accounting for 20-30% of non-syndromic clefts. Treatment involves surgical repair of the cleft and management of associated feeding issues, speech/language delays, dental abnormalities, and ear infections.
This document provides an overview of the anatomy related to botulinum toxin injections. It discusses the muscles of the forehead, brow, eyes, lips and neck in detail. For each muscle, it describes the origin, insertion, innervation, blood supply, function and related anatomy. It also discusses injection patterns and dosages for treatments like brow lifts, lip treatments, masseter reduction and neck tightening. Potential complications of neck injections are also outlined. The goal is to understand the anatomy to maximize efficacy and safety of botulinum toxin procedures.
The Skin Functional Anatomy and Aging. An Injector Eye. Part One.pptxOsama Moawad
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We live in an "era of injectables." facial fillers and botulinum toxin injections have become popular in facial surgery over the past decade, as they offer remarkable aesthetic benefits with little recovery time. In "The Skin Function Anatomy and Aging In an Injector Eye" course, you will learn about what will help you understand how the skin, the subcutaneous fat, and the facial muscles interact to produce facial expressions and support the facial structure. You will also learn how aging affects the skin's function and how it impacts our well-being and attractiveness. These are the essential factors that influence the results and safety of facial injections.
Whether you aim to treat a disease or reverse signs of aging, you need to understand the functional anatomy of the skin and the various factors that can affect its function. Knowing will help you apply existing knowledge or discover a novel way to achieve your goals and minimize potential complications that might arise.
This document provides information on nose anatomy, blood supply, nerve supply, history of nose reconstruction, principles of aesthetic nasal reconstruction, approaches to reconstruction, aesthetic subunits of the nose, analysis of defects, goals of reconstruction, options for surface defect repair including skin grafts and local flaps, intranasal lining reconstruction using mucosal flaps, sources of nasal support grafts including cartilage, and skin grafting techniques for nasal cover reconstruction.
This document discusses microtia reconstruction using Medpor implants. It describes the grades of microtia from mild (Grade 1) to complete absence of the ear (Grade 4). The procedure involves marking positions, identifying arteries, elevating skin flaps, harvesting grafts, implant construction, placement and fixation, and closure. Key steps include harvesting contralateral and abdominal skin grafts, shaping the implant, securing the implant and transposing the earlobe. The results show initial swelling resolving over a month. Complications can include skin graft loss or exposure requiring further procedures.
The document discusses the superficial circumflex iliac artery perforator (SCIP) flap, which is based on perforators from the superficial circumflex iliac artery. It provides details on the anatomy and course of the artery. The SCIP flap is a versatile flap that can be used to reconstruct soft tissue defects in the hand, lower leg, and oral cavity. Benefits include a concealed donor site, primary closure of the donor site, and thin pliable skin. Preoperative imaging such as Doppler ultrasound can help identify perforators to plan the flap design. The document presents several case examples where SCIP flaps were successfully used to reconstruct various soft tissue defects.
The forehead flap is a versatile flap used for reconstructing various facial defects. It has reliable blood supply from branches of the superficial temporal artery. The flap can be raised in different planes and tunneled to reach intraoral defects. It is commonly used in a two-stage procedure for nasal reconstruction, where the flap is first transferred to the defect and then the pedicle is divided later. Pre-expansion of the donor site can increase the available skin but comes with disadvantages like delaying the repair.
1) The document proposes developing a specialized Stroke Hand Service pathway to manage spasticity and contractures in the hands of stroke patients.
2) The pathway involves assessing whether the problem is due to spasticity or contracture and treating accordingly with options like medications, botulinum toxin injections, physical therapy, splinting, tendon transfers and osteotomies.
3) The goal is to establish an organized multidisciplinary service to improve outcomes for stroke patients with hand issues.
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The facial muscles are a group of about 20 muscles that lie under the skin and control facial expressions. They also help with chewing and moving the ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. The facial muscles are innervated by the facial nerve (CN VII) and supplied by the facial artery. The facial muscles can be divided into five groups: muscles of the mouth, nose, eyelid, cranium, neck, and external ear.
Facial muscles are responsible for facial expressions, but they also influence the shape and contour of the face over time. The constant activity of facial muscles, combined with their eventual reduction in strength, changes the appearance of the face. They also influence the distribution and loss of subcutaneous fat, contributing to the facial volume. The effect of facial muscles on aesthetics and aging of the face is a complex topic that involves various factors. The author recommends investigating the relationship between adipose tissue facial muscles further.
This document outlines the process and philosophy for primary breast augmentation. It discusses goals of creating a natural breast while minimizing risks. It describes the consultation process including discussing alternatives and pre-operative planning using measurements to determine optimal implant size and position. The surgical technique is explained focusing on minimizing blood loss and ensuring implant placement. Post-operative care aims to return patients to activity quickly and safely. Follow-up appointments assess healing and results. Throughout, the focus is on having a clear plan and meeting patient expectations to achieve good outcomes.
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This document discusses the paramedian forehead flap technique for reconstructing facial defects. It was first used in 1500 BC for nasal reconstruction. The flap gets its blood supply from the supratrochlear artery and vein. The surgical technique involves marking the flap based on the defect size and pivot point, elevating the flap above the frontalis muscle while protecting the vascular pedicle, and insetting the flap into the defect. After 3 weeks, the flap is divided and donor site closed in a second stage. Examples provided show reconstruction of nasal and infraorbital defects using this versatile flap.
Breast augmentation surgery requires a general anaesthetic and takes 1-2 hours to perform. It is usually done as a day procedure or with an overnight hospital stay. After surgery, light activities are restricted for 7-10 days, and most patients can drive and return to work within 10 days. Heavy activities and sports should be avoided for 3-4 weeks during recovery.
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Breast implants are a sought-after cosmetic procedure worldwide, and Dubai is no exception. When it comes to Breast augmentation, choosing the right type of Breast Implant in Dubai is a significant decision. Among the options available, silicone and saline breast implants stand out. Understanding the differences between these two options is crucial to ensure you make an informed decision.
Breast augmentation surgery involves placing breast implants to increase breast size. There are two main types of implants - silicone and saline. Implants can be placed above or below the chest muscle through various incision sites. Recovery takes 1-2 weeks with limited physical activity, though some discomfort may persist for 6-8 weeks. Potential complications include capsular contracture where scar tissue forms around implants.
Description of Ameloblastoma with clinical features, radiographic features, and management in detail. Examples of a few clinical cases in the end to reinforce management techniques graphically.
Mastopexy, or breast lift surgery, addresses breast ptosis or sagging through surgical techniques to reshape and lift the breasts. The document discusses various mastopexy techniques including periareolar, vertical scar, and Benelli mastopexy. It also covers patient evaluation and classifications of breast ptosis. The goals of mastopexy are to restore a youthful breast shape while minimizing scarring and recurrence of ptosis over time.
Head and neck cancer reconstruction is arguably the
most challenging area of reconstruction for the reconstructive
surgeon. A clear understanding of the principles of use of local flaps and a comprehensive understanding of the anatomy of these flaps provides the head and neck surgeon with a plethora of local and regional options for primary and secondary reconstruction.
The document provides a historical overview of breast implants from their origins in the 1890s through developments in materials and regulatory issues up to the 1990s. It describes early silicone implants in the 1960s, lawsuits in the 1970s-1980s linking implants to autoimmune diseases, an FDA moratorium in 1992, and a large class action settlement in 1994 as thousands of lawsuits were filed.
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Facial trauma is routinely diagnosed in most of the road traffic accidents. A brief anatomy of mid face and various means of diagnosis and surgical management of mid face trauma is explained in the above presentation.
Cleft lip and palate occur due to the failure of fusion between the medial nasal processes and maxillary processes during embryonic development between the 5th and 7th week of gestation. This results in an opening in the lip and/or roof of the mouth. Cleft lip alone affects 15% of cases, cleft lip and palate affects 45% of cases, and isolated cleft palate affects 40% of cases. The causes are both genetic and environmental, with genetics accounting for 20-30% of non-syndromic clefts. Treatment involves surgical repair of the cleft and management of associated feeding issues, speech/language delays, dental abnormalities, and ear infections.
This document provides an overview of the anatomy related to botulinum toxin injections. It discusses the muscles of the forehead, brow, eyes, lips and neck in detail. For each muscle, it describes the origin, insertion, innervation, blood supply, function and related anatomy. It also discusses injection patterns and dosages for treatments like brow lifts, lip treatments, masseter reduction and neck tightening. Potential complications of neck injections are also outlined. The goal is to understand the anatomy to maximize efficacy and safety of botulinum toxin procedures.
The Skin Functional Anatomy and Aging. An Injector Eye. Part One.pptxOsama Moawad
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We live in an "era of injectables." facial fillers and botulinum toxin injections have become popular in facial surgery over the past decade, as they offer remarkable aesthetic benefits with little recovery time. In "The Skin Function Anatomy and Aging In an Injector Eye" course, you will learn about what will help you understand how the skin, the subcutaneous fat, and the facial muscles interact to produce facial expressions and support the facial structure. You will also learn how aging affects the skin's function and how it impacts our well-being and attractiveness. These are the essential factors that influence the results and safety of facial injections.
Whether you aim to treat a disease or reverse signs of aging, you need to understand the functional anatomy of the skin and the various factors that can affect its function. Knowing will help you apply existing knowledge or discover a novel way to achieve your goals and minimize potential complications that might arise.
This document provides information on nose anatomy, blood supply, nerve supply, history of nose reconstruction, principles of aesthetic nasal reconstruction, approaches to reconstruction, aesthetic subunits of the nose, analysis of defects, goals of reconstruction, options for surface defect repair including skin grafts and local flaps, intranasal lining reconstruction using mucosal flaps, sources of nasal support grafts including cartilage, and skin grafting techniques for nasal cover reconstruction.
This document discusses microtia reconstruction using Medpor implants. It describes the grades of microtia from mild (Grade 1) to complete absence of the ear (Grade 4). The procedure involves marking positions, identifying arteries, elevating skin flaps, harvesting grafts, implant construction, placement and fixation, and closure. Key steps include harvesting contralateral and abdominal skin grafts, shaping the implant, securing the implant and transposing the earlobe. The results show initial swelling resolving over a month. Complications can include skin graft loss or exposure requiring further procedures.
The document discusses the superficial circumflex iliac artery perforator (SCIP) flap, which is based on perforators from the superficial circumflex iliac artery. It provides details on the anatomy and course of the artery. The SCIP flap is a versatile flap that can be used to reconstruct soft tissue defects in the hand, lower leg, and oral cavity. Benefits include a concealed donor site, primary closure of the donor site, and thin pliable skin. Preoperative imaging such as Doppler ultrasound can help identify perforators to plan the flap design. The document presents several case examples where SCIP flaps were successfully used to reconstruct various soft tissue defects.
The forehead flap is a versatile flap used for reconstructing various facial defects. It has reliable blood supply from branches of the superficial temporal artery. The flap can be raised in different planes and tunneled to reach intraoral defects. It is commonly used in a two-stage procedure for nasal reconstruction, where the flap is first transferred to the defect and then the pedicle is divided later. Pre-expansion of the donor site can increase the available skin but comes with disadvantages like delaying the repair.
1) The document proposes developing a specialized Stroke Hand Service pathway to manage spasticity and contractures in the hands of stroke patients.
2) The pathway involves assessing whether the problem is due to spasticity or contracture and treating accordingly with options like medications, botulinum toxin injections, physical therapy, splinting, tendon transfers and osteotomies.
3) The goal is to establish an organized multidisciplinary service to improve outcomes for stroke patients with hand issues.
Functional Anatomy of Facial Muscles. An Injector Eye. Part One.pptxOsama Moawad
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The facial muscles are a group of about 20 muscles that lie under the skin and control facial expressions. They also help with chewing and moving the ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. The facial muscles are innervated by the facial nerve (CN VII) and supplied by the facial artery. The facial muscles can be divided into five groups: muscles of the mouth, nose, eyelid, cranium, neck, and external ear.
Facial muscles are responsible for facial expressions, but they also influence the shape and contour of the face over time. The constant activity of facial muscles, combined with their eventual reduction in strength, changes the appearance of the face. They also influence the distribution and loss of subcutaneous fat, contributing to the facial volume. The effect of facial muscles on aesthetics and aging of the face is a complex topic that involves various factors. The author recommends investigating the relationship between adipose tissue facial muscles further.
This document outlines the process and philosophy for primary breast augmentation. It discusses goals of creating a natural breast while minimizing risks. It describes the consultation process including discussing alternatives and pre-operative planning using measurements to determine optimal implant size and position. The surgical technique is explained focusing on minimizing blood loss and ensuring implant placement. Post-operative care aims to return patients to activity quickly and safely. Follow-up appointments assess healing and results. Throughout, the focus is on having a clear plan and meeting patient expectations to achieve good outcomes.
RECONSTRUCTION BY PARAMEDIAN FOREHEAD FLAPShakilur
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This document discusses the paramedian forehead flap technique for reconstructing facial defects. It was first used in 1500 BC for nasal reconstruction. The flap gets its blood supply from the supratrochlear artery and vein. The surgical technique involves marking the flap based on the defect size and pivot point, elevating the flap above the frontalis muscle while protecting the vascular pedicle, and insetting the flap into the defect. After 3 weeks, the flap is divided and donor site closed in a second stage. Examples provided show reconstruction of nasal and infraorbital defects using this versatile flap.
Breast augmentation surgery requires a general anaesthetic and takes 1-2 hours to perform. It is usually done as a day procedure or with an overnight hospital stay. After surgery, light activities are restricted for 7-10 days, and most patients can drive and return to work within 10 days. Heavy activities and sports should be avoided for 3-4 weeks during recovery.
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Breast implants are a sought-after cosmetic procedure worldwide, and Dubai is no exception. When it comes to Breast augmentation, choosing the right type of Breast Implant in Dubai is a significant decision. Among the options available, silicone and saline breast implants stand out. Understanding the differences between these two options is crucial to ensure you make an informed decision.
Breast augmentation surgery involves placing breast implants to increase breast size. There are two main types of implants - silicone and saline. Implants can be placed above or below the chest muscle through various incision sites. Recovery takes 1-2 weeks with limited physical activity, though some discomfort may persist for 6-8 weeks. Potential complications include capsular contracture where scar tissue forms around implants.
The document discusses factors that influence the cost of breast augmentation surgery, including the surgeon chosen, geographic location, surgical facility, type of implants, additional procedures, and recovery expenses. The average surgeon's fee is $3,700 but costs can range from $5,000 to over $10,000 depending on the individual case. Choosing a highly experienced surgeon and appropriate implants are more important than minimizing costs. Budgeting requires getting estimates from surgeons and finding financing options.
Simply put this is a surgery performed to increase the size of the breasts. Brest is a common operation that involves the use of silicone implants inserted beneath the breast, to allow the breast to protrude further than its natural size allows. For more information, visit us on https://bit.ly/2FyCSUt
If you're considering breast augmentation of any kind, this presentation will discuss breast lifts, breast reduction, breast implants, or breast mastectomies, this presentation will explain everything you need to know.
Breast implant surgery involves placing breast implants under breast tissue or chest muscle to increase breast size. There are several types of breast implants available, including silicone, saline, textured, and smooth implants. Good candidates for breast implant surgery are healthy adults seeking cosmetic breast enlargement or reconstruction after events causing breast tissue loss. The document provides details on various breast implant options and what to consider in the decision process.
This document discusses augmentation mammoplasty, also known as breast augmentation surgery. It begins by explaining that this cosmetic procedure is performed to increase breast size and resolve dissatisfaction from small breast size. Over 289,000 of these procedures took place in the United States in 2009, making it the most common cosmetic surgery for women. The procedure involves making an incision and creating a pocket to insert a breast implant. A brief history of breast implants is provided, from early experiments with paraffin wax and fat transplants to the development of silicone and saline implants. Complications and contraindications are also summarized.
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There are several types of breast augmentation available today due to advances in medicine. The two most common implant types are saline-filled and silicone gel implants, though other materials were used in the past. While implant choice is limited, there are various incision locations including under the breast, around the nipple, in the armpit, or in the bellybutton. The risks and benefits of each procedure should be discussed with an excellent, board-certified plastic surgeon like Dr. Calvert, who is well known for his work featured on the Tyra Show and philanthropic efforts. His website can be used to schedule a consultation.
Breast augmentation enlarges breast size while improving the overall shape and appearance of the breasts. Please click through our slide show to see 7 facts about this procedure.
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The document discusses 3D imaging technology for breast augmentation procedures. It can accurately measure breast size differences and simulate implants of various shapes and sizes using a patient's own 3D images. Breast implants can be inserted through incisions under or around the breast using different surgical approaches. Implants are placed either behind breast tissue or behind chest muscles. Newer shaped implants offer more options to match patient's body shapes compared to only round implants previously.
Breast augmentation surgery involves using silicone or saline implants to increase breast size and improve contours. It can help boost self-esteem in women with small breasts, asymmetry, or breast changes after pregnancy or weight loss. The procedure is performed by board-certified plastic surgeons using FDA-approved implants inserted through small incisions around the breast or armpit. While there are minimal risks, consulting an experienced surgeon at an accredited facility can address concerns to provide natural-looking, fuller breasts and increased confidence.
Did you know that Mentor has updated their warranty for their Memory Gel and Memory Shape silicone breast implants? Implants place on or after October 6, 2014 are eligible for a different warranty which includes capsular contracture coverage!
If you're considering breast augmentation, you may be wondering what can be done. In this presentation, our board-certified plastic surgeons, Drs. Hayley and Steve and Brown will share options about breast implants, lifts, and reductions from our Las Vegas office.
Chin implants can improve the appearance of a weak or receding chin. The implant is placed over the existing chin bone to increase its dimensions and produce a stronger, wider chin. Chin implants are a good option for both men and women if their jaw and teeth function properly and they have a healthy immune system to reduce surgical risks. Candidates should prepare for chin implant surgery by eating well, staying hydrated, and making arrangements for post-operative transportation. Dr. Anil Nirale at Aakar Skin Scientific in Mumbai performs chin implant surgery using flexible implants inserted through a small incision to achieve natural, long-lasting results.
This document discusses breast augmentation options provided by Dr. David Bogue, including implants, lifts, reductions, and reconstruction. It outlines the four main augmentation procedures - implants involve choosing between saline or silicone implants and determining placement and size; lifts address sagging breasts by raising them and removing excess skin; reductions decrease large breast volume; and reconstruction restores natural-looking breasts after mastectomies. Potential benefits are discussed such as boosted self-confidence. The document promotes choosing Dr. Bogue for his board certification, decades of experience helping patients achieve their goals through a personalized approach, and commitment to plastic surgery.
Dr. David Dreyfuss and Dr. Jack Gelman are board certified plastic surgeons who perform mommy makeovers. A mommy makeover typically includes some combination of procedures like breast augmentation, breast lift, tummy tuck, and liposuction to address changes to the body caused by pregnancy and childbirth. The document provides information about each procedure, the consultation and recovery process, and directs readers to additional resources.
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This woman struggled with weight gain after having children, reaching 19 stone 10 pounds at her heaviest. She underwent gastric bypass surgery, losing 10 stone in 10 months but was left with loose skin. She had a tummy tuck and breast lift in Poland for £3,000, much less than the £20,000 it would have cost privately in the UK. The transformations addressed both her weight and the physical insecurities she felt about her body after such significant weight loss.
A woman lost over 10 stone (140 pounds) after gastric bypass surgery. She went from 19 stone (266 pounds) to 9 stone (126 pounds) after the surgery. She has since started an online business to help others afford similar surgeries abroad that are cheaper than in the UK. Her life has been completely transformed by the weight loss and surgery.
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1. Breast Augmentation
HOW WILL THE PROCEDURE BE PERFORMED?
The breast implant can be placed either partially under the pectoralis
major muscle (submuscular) or on top of the muscle and under the
breast glands (subglandular), depending on the thickness of your
breast tissue and its ability to adequately cover the breast implant. You
should discuss with your surgeon the pros and cons of the implant
placement selected for you.
Subglandular Submuscular
implantation implantation
INCISION SITES
Incisions can be placed either in the armpit , around the
nipple or areolae, which usually enlarge in proportion to
the increased breast size, or in the lower breast crease.
The space is madding exactly in the right place and
position to correspond to the exact type of implant.
IMPLANTS SIZE
The surgeon will start by measuring your breast base
width. Implants come in a variety of widths. You and your surgeon will also want to discuss
cup size. Implants come in a variety of volumes and, generally, the larger you want your cup
size, the larger the breast implant the surgeon will consider.
Your surgeon will also evaluate your existing tissue to determine if you have enough tissue
to cover the breast implant. A breast implant that is too large for your tissue can result in
excessive stretching of the skin and result in the need for future corrective surgeries.
In addition, the implant edges may be apparent or visible postoperatively. Also, excessively
large breast implants may speed up the effects of gravity and result in earlier droop or sag.
IMPLANTS SHAPE
In addition to size, you will also be able to determine if you want to re-shape your breast.
Some implants give the breast a more rounded appearance, while others create a breast
shaped like a teardrop.
2. TYPE OF IMPLANTS
Silicone gel, which have a silicone shell filled with a viscous silicone gel. In the 80
countries where silicone implants are available, they are used in approximately 90-95% of
implant operations. The silicone gel used in breast implants has been shown to be
biocompatible and reliable, making it an appropriate choice for an implantable medical
device.
The choice of implant filler, implant size, shape and other features will be determined based
on your breast anatomy, body type and your desired increase in size. Your lifestyle, goals
and personal preferences, as well your plastic surgeon's recommendations and sound
surgical judgment are also determining factors.
As our patients come from all over the world, we give you the possibility to choose the brand
and type of implant according to your preference and the implants used in your own country.
You will be able to choose:
US implants (brands: Mentor and Inamed)
French implants (brand: Eurosilicone)
From the many options available, you will select with your surgeon the appropriate implant
based upon your goals of surgery and your unique physical characteristics. This
preoperative planning process is critically important in achieving the best surgical result
because it helps you and your surgeon to know exactly which implant size, shape, filler and
profile fits both your goals and body type.
Eurosilicone Implants
Company summary
These implants are made in France by a specialist manufacturer
called Eurosilicone who have been making implants since 1987.
Implant profiles and types
Crystalline paragel silicone implants are available in the U.K. in sizes ranging from 60cc to
300cc.
These implants incorporate a low permeability barrier layer within the shell structure in order
to suppress any gel bleeding (please see diagram of the Paragel envelope below).
3. The micro-texturation of the implants` surface offers excellent biocompatability and reduced
capsular contraction incidence.
The silicone-gel is also cohesive enough so that it does not migrate in the case of an
implants` rupture.
Both anatomically shaped and the more usual round implants in low and high profile like the
one pictured above are distributed.
Specialist implants can be made to order.
Mentor Implants
Company Summary
Mentor is a leading American global medical device company involved in the manufacture of
a number of products that have applications ranging from the treatment of stress
incontinence in women, to erectile dysfuntion in men and facial aesthetic dermal filler and
botulinum toxin products.
Mentor are also one of two market leading, global manufacturers of silicone and saline
breast implants and have been manufacturing and distributing them worldwide for over 30
years.
4. Implant Types and Sizes
Implants are available from Mentor with both smooth and Siltex® textured outer shells and in
a variety of different profiles and sizes, as well as in round or anatomical contoured styles.
Contoured or ‘tear drop’ implants and round implants are available in a variety of shapes
according to two differing parameters, known as implant height and implant profile or
projection. The height refers to the size and shape of the implant footprint, i.e. the section
that sits against the chest itself once implanted. This choice will vary according to how wide
or narrow your chest is. The profile or projection refers to how far outwards the ‘drop’ on the
tear comes away from the chest, as a natural breast would or how far forward the round
implant projects. The actual cup size or volume can then be decided on once the anatomical
shape has been established.
Silicone Breast Implants
All of Mentor’s silicone gel implants are made from an outer silicone shell and
an inner cohesive silicone gel filling (know as their proprietary
MemoryGelâ„¢), which means that the gel filler acts as a solid, rather than a
liquid, and cannot leak, whilst still retaining a natural feel that is said to better
resemble actual breast tissue. Mentor produces a wide selection of consistencies to its
MemoryGelâ„¢ from soft (Cohesive Iâ„¢) to firm (Cohesive IIIâ„¢).
This advancement in silicone technology has yet further increased the safety rating of
silicone implants, compared to earlier more liquid developments.
A Mentor Cohesive Silicone Gel Implant Cut Open
In America, such cohesive silicone gel implants have been nicknamed ‘gummy bear’
implants due to the comparison of the consistency of the implant, if you were to cut one in
half, with that of the children’s jelly sweets.
5. Silicone Round Breast Implants
Smooth Round Ultra High Profile
Provides the narrowest base and highest projection with
Mentor’s Memory Gel™ cohesive silicone gel (available
in Cohesive I).
Smooth Round High Profile Provides a narrow base
and high projection with Mentor’s Memory Gel™ cohesive
silicone gel (available in Cohesive I).
Smooth Round Moderate Plus Profile Provides a
moderate base and high profile with Mentor’s Memory
Gelâ„¢ cohesive silicone gel (available in Cohesive I).
Smooth Round Moderate Profile Provides the widest
base and low profile with Mentor’s Memory Gel™
cohesive silicone gel (available in Cohesive I).
Siltex® Round Ultra High Profile Provides the
narrowest base and highest projection with Mentor’s
Memory Gelâ„¢ cohesive silicone gel (available in
Cohesive I) and Siltex® textured surface.
Siltex® Round High Profile Provides a narrow base
and high projection with Mentor’s Memory Gel™ cohesive
silicone gel (available in Cohesive I & II) and Siltex®
textured surface.
Siltex® Round Moderate Plus Profile Provides a
moderate base and high profile with Mentor’s Memory
Gelâ„¢ cohesive silicone gel (available in Cohesive I & II)
and Siltex® textured surface.
Siltex® Round Moderate Profile Provides the widest
base and low profile with Mentor’s Memory Gel™
cohesive silicone gel (available in Cohesive I & II) and
Siltex® textured surface.