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Recent advances in neck lift.
In reconstruction of the redundant neck, combining skin lift, muscle lift, and suction lipectomy gives superior results more often than use of only one of these. The history of the development of the operation is reviewed. Points in preoper…
- Procedure manuals in office surgery.
- What is best for the patient.
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Progress in rhytidectomy by platysma-SMAS rotation and elevation.
Our experience in 1 1/2 years of follow-up with 64 patients with a musculofascial flap to support the lower face and anterior neck is presented. We anticipate that the skilled plastic surgeon will find this procedure helpful for the aesthet…
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Use of a muscle flap in lower blepharoplasty.
An adjunctive technique for lower lid blepharoplasty is presented. This operative procedure uses the principle of anchoring the upper margin of the lower lid by suturing a triangular muscle flap from it to the lateral-superior part of the o…
- Postauricular skin excision in rhytidectomy.
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Intraoral reconstruction in head and neck cancer surgery.
Numerous techniques are available to resurface the oral cavity. These range from the very simple and straightforward to the very difficult and complex. Certainly for small lesions, local excision and direct approximation of mucosa is all th…
- Five-year history of the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, 1969-1973.
- Simple mastectomy with immediate reconstruction.
- Cosmetic surgery.
- Intravenous diazepam: a helpful adjunct in plastic surgery.
- The upper lip sulcus in cleft lips.
- The unilateral hypoplastic breast.
- Lacerations of the mouth.
- Reduction mammaplasty.
- Electrical burns of the mouth.
- Composite earlobe grafts for one-stage reconstruction of facial defects.
- Recent advances in treatment of skin cancer of the face.
- Hypospadias.
- THE PREVENTION OF MAXILLARY COLLAPSE IN CONGENITAL LIP AND PALATE CASES.
- HEREDITARY HEMORRHAGIC TELANGIECTASIA. REPORT OF A CASE WITH SEVERE COMPLICATION FOLLOWING RADICAL TREATMENT.
- THE SURGICAL CORRECTION OF THE "TURKEY GOBBLER" DEFORMITY.
- John Peter METTAUER--America's first plastic surgeon.