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Fort Lauderdale, Florida Plastic Surgeon Dr. Don Revis is featured in a news segment showcasing a man who has found love and happiness after extreme weight loss.
Weight Loss Surgery: Don...
Categories: Surgeons  Plastic Surgery on TV 
Added: 789 days ago
By: DonRevisMD
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A procedure called sclerotherapy can help to eliminate these unsightly veins.
Varicose & Spider Vein...
Categories: Skin Care 
Added: 104 days ago
By: FingerandAssociates
Runtime: 2m34s
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Meet the staff of Saratoga Springs Plastic Surgery.
Skin Care & Hair Removal -...
Categories: Surgeon Profiles 
Added: 270 days ago
By: SaratogaSpringsPS
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http://www.rhinoplastyspecialist.comrnEnter the operating room and see first-hand how nose surgery is performed and learn about each specific procedure with Beverly Hills Rhinoplasty Specialist Dr. Paul S. Nassif, a distinguished facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon internationally known for his innovative surgical techniques and expertise in revision & ethnic rhinoplasty.rnrnIn this video you\'ll discover how the thick, soft tissue (nasal SMAS) overlying the nasal tip prevents the tip from having definition, which is why it is removed, and learn why this is an important part of an overall rhinoplasty plastic surgery procedure.rnrnOnce removed, this soft tissue is saved and used as a grafting material.rnrnWatch the experience of the patient who underwent this and many other procedures during her ethnic, or westernization, rhinoplasty at... rnhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QobQdRapPfsrnrnDr. Nassif\'s practice, Spalding Drive Cosmetic Surgery, is located in Beverly Hills, CA.rnhttp://www.spaldingplasticsurgery.comrnrnOPERATIVE TECHNIQUE:rnThe columellar incision was marked with a surgical marker. The nose was infiltrated with a total of 17 cc of 1% lidocaine with 1:100,000 Epinephrine. Using a 15 blade, bilateral marginal incisions connected to a transcolumellar broken line incision were made and the soft tissue (3+ mucoperichondrium) was then elevated off the lower lateral cartilages and nasal dorsum and saved.rnrnAfrican American Nasal AnatomyrnSkin: Thick, Abundant Fibrofatty tissuernRadix: Deep, Inferiorly-Set & LowrnNasal Bridge & Dorsum: Short Nasal Bones, Wide & FlatrnTip: Bulbous, Thick-Skinned, Under-Projected, Derotated (Ptotic), Abundant Nasal Soft Tissue, Broad Domes, Minimal DefinitionrnBase: Wide, Thick, Horizontal & Flaring NostrilsrnNasolabial Junction: Retracted, Acute Nasolabial AnglernMaxilla: Usually Retrusive & HypoplasticrnrnHispanic Nasal AnatomyrnSkin: Thick, Abundant Sebaceous GlandsrnRadix: Low to NormalrnNasal Bridge: WidernDorsum: Convex (Nasal Hump)rnTip: Bulbous, Thick-Skinned, Under-Projected, Occasionally Derotated to Normal, Abundant Nasal Soft Tissue, Broad Wide Domes, Minimal DefinitionrnColumella: Short to NormalrnBase: Wide, Thick, Horizontal & Flaring NostrilsrnNasolabial Junction: Retracted & Acute Nasolabial Angle rn Maxilla: Within Normal LimitsrnrnAsian Nasal AnatomyrnSkin: Heavy, Thick & SebaceousrnRadix: Deep & FlatrnNasal Bridge & Dorsum: Low, Wide & FlatrnTip: Bulbous, Thick-Skinned, Under-Projected, Ptotic, Abundant Fibrofatty Tissue, Broad Domes, Minimal DefinitionrnColumella: Short, Minimal Show (Retracted)rnBase: Wide, Thick, Oblique & Flaring NostrilsrnMaxilla: Usually Retrusivernrnhttp://www.spaldingcosmeticsurgery.comrnrnVideo Produced by Spore Medical,rnhttp://www.sporemedical.com
Rhinoplasty with Dr. Paul...
Categories: Surgeries 
Added: 514 days ago
By: sporemedical
Runtime: 1m35s
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http://www.rhinoplastyspecialist.comrnEnter the operating room and see first-hand how nose surgery is performed and learn about each specific procedure with Beverly Hills Rhinoplasty Specialist Dr. Paul S. Nassif, a distinguished facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon internationally known for his innovative surgical techniques and expertise in revision & ethnic rhinoplasty.rnrnIn this video you\'ll discover how alar base reduction is used to narrow a nose that is too wide at the bottom. The procedure involves the removal of a portion of the nostril at the base of the nose. The strategically placed incisions at the base of the nose are then meticulously sutured so that any scarring imperceptible.rnrnWatch the experience of the patient who underwent this and many other procedures during her ethnic, or westernization, rhinoplasty at... rnhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QobQdRapPfsrnrnDr. Nassif\'s practice, Spalding Drive Cosmetic Surgery, is located in Beverly Hills, CA.rnhttp://www.spaldingplasticsurgery.comrnrnOPERATIVE TECHNIQUE:rn3.5 mm alar resections were drawn and a Sheen type I alar resection (cutaneous) was performed after infiltration of the ala with local. An 11 blade was used to make the inferior incision extending medially along the alar base and culminating lateral to the nasal sill. 5-0 vicryl subcutaneous sutures were place followed by skin running sutures using 6-0 prolene.rnrnAfrican American Nasal AnatomyrnSkin: Thick, Abundant Fibrofatty tissuernRadix: Deep, Inferiorly-Set & LowrnNasal Bridge & Dorsum: Short Nasal Bones, Wide & FlatrnTip: Bulbous, Thick-Skinned, Under-Projected, Derotated (Ptotic), Abundant Nasal Soft Tissue, Broad Domes, Minimal DefinitionrnBase: Wide, Thick, Horizontal & Flaring NostrilsrnNasolabial Junction: Retracted, Acute Nasolabial AnglernMaxilla: Usually Retrusive & HypoplasticrnrnHispanic Nasal AnatomyrnSkin: Thick, Abundant Sebaceous GlandsrnRadix: Low to NormalrnNasal Bridge: WidernDorsum: Convex (Nasal Hump)rnTip: Bulbous, Thick-Skinned, Under-Projected, Occasionally Derotated to Normal, Abundant Nasal Soft Tissue, Broad Wide Domes, Minimal DefinitionrnColumella: Short to NormalrnBase: Wide, Thick, Horizontal & Flaring NostrilsrnNasolabial Junction: Retracted & Acute Nasolabial Angle rn Maxilla: Within Normal LimitsrnrnAsian Nasal AnatomyrnSkin: Heavy, Thick & SebaceousrnRadix: Deep & FlatrnNasal Bridge & Dorsum: Low, Wide & FlatrnTip: Bulbous, Thick-Skinned, Under-Projected, Ptotic, Abundant Fibrofatty Tissue, Broad Domes, Minimal DefinitionrnColumella: Short, Minimal Show (Retracted)rnBase: Wide, Thick, Oblique & Flaring NostrilsrnMaxilla: Usually Retrusivernrnhttp://www.spaldingcosmeticsurgery.comrnrnVideo Produced by Spore Medical,rnhttp://www.sporemedical.com
Rhinoplasty with Dr. Paul...
Categories: Surgeries 
Added: 514 days ago
By: sporemedical
Runtime: 2m58s
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Dr. Arsham discusses the use of lasers to remove port wine stains and other skin imperfections.
Port Wine Stain Removal
Categories: Plastic Surgery on TV  Skin Care 
Added: 286 days ago
By: KennethArshamMD
Runtime: 15m37s
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http://www.rhinoplastyspecialist.com This is my plastic surgery before and after story as I have a closed (endonasal) rhinoplasty in Beverly Hills, CA. My sister had a rhinoplasty procedure before me that left her with undesirable results. Learning from her experience, I did my research and chose one of the Top Rhinoplasty Specialists in the world, Dr. Paul S. Nassif, to perform my surgery. rnrnClosed rhinoplasty refers to procedures in which the incisions are confined to the inside of the nose. Open rhinoplasty refers to procedures in which an additional small incision is made between the nostrils on the underside of the nose. Closed rhinoplasty results in no visible scarring while open rhinoplasty results in a well-concealed, fine-line scar.rnrnAs a patient, you wonder why this is happening to me. You wonder why do I need a revision rhinoplasty 9 months following my initial nose surgery. You wonder why everything looked great and the next thing you notice is pinched nostrils and progressive nasal obstruction. Well, you are not alone. Whether its the result of aggressive surgery or scar contracture with the healing process, unfortunately this problem is not that rare. Nationally, approximately 5 12% of patients that undergo rhinoplasty need a revision of some kind, whether it is major or minor. Even in the hands of the best rhinoplasty surgeons across the country, the need for revision sometimes occurs. Without a doubt, revision rhinoplasty surgery is the most challenging procedure that we, Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons, perform.rnrnAnother important detail is to ascertain if you have nasal obstruction. I will determine if the nasal obstruction was present preoperatively. If the obstruction is a result of the surgery, a number of questions need to be answered. Did you have reductive rhinoplasty surgery? I will have you point out where the obstruction is. Is it static or dynamic? Present with normal or deep inspiration? What alleviates and worsens the nasal obstruction? What are the characteristics of the nasal obstruction? Was septal surgery performed? With these important questions answered I am now ready to perform the physical examination.rnrnMany procedures were performed on Luisa\'s nose including: 1. Septoplasty & Septal Battan Graft, 2. Turbinoplasty, 3. Closed Rhinoplasty - Exposing Nasal Anatomy, 4. Removal of Bony-Cartilaginous Dorsal Hump, 5. Columella Strut Placement, 6. Bruised Infratip Lobular Graft, 7. Osteotomies, 8. Spreader Grafts & 9. Closed Rhinoplasty - Closure of Intercartilaginous & Hemitransfixion Incisions.http://www.spaldingplasticsurgery.comrnrnVideo Produced by SPORE Medical http://www.sporemedical.com
Plastic Surgery Before &...
Categories: Before and After 
Added: 545 days ago
By: sporemedical
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Dr. Ricardo Meade in Dallas, Texas is featured with a few of his previous patients discussing the liposuction procedure.
Liposution: Ricardo Meade,...
Categories: Plastic Surgery on TV  Body 
Added: 725 days ago
By: RicardoMeadeMD
Runtime: 2m38s
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In this news segment, Denver Colorado Plastic Surgeon John Millard, M.D. is featured discussing his new Body Sculpting technique known as Liposculpture, an ultrasonic liposuction and body contouring procedure.
Liposculpture: John...
Categories: Surgeries  Body  Plastic Surgery on TV 
Added: 862 days ago
By: JohnMillardMD
Runtime: 2m17s
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Michael Horn, M.D., of Chicago, Illinois, describes how unwanted veins can now be removed with his latest laser technology.
Laser Vein Removal:...
Categories: Body  Doc Talk 
Added: 797 days ago
By: MichaelHornMD
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Michael Horn, M.D., of Chicago, Illinois, describes how unwanted hair can now be permanently removed with their newest lasers.
Laser Hair Removal:...
Categories: Face  Doc Talk 
Added: 797 days ago
By: MichaelHornMD
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Shani, one of Winter Park, Florida Doctor Brian Josephs staff members, describes their procedure for permanently removing unwanted hair.
Laser Hair Removal: Brian...
Categories: Body  Skin Care  Doc Talk 
Added: 797 days ago
By: BrianJosephMD
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