Bellamy JL

Microgenia, or a recessed/weak chin, plays a significant role in facial disharmony. Although patients with severe microgenia, malocclusion, long-face syndrome, or other significant orthognathic problems are not suitable for chin augmentatio…

The deviated nose derives from underlying skeletal and soft-tissue deformities in the upper, middle, and/or lower third of the nose. Although deviation may stem from several intrinsic and extrinsic elements, the septum is most often the pri…

[BACKGROUND] Columellar strut grafts and septal extension grafts are commonly used support structures; however, their relative effectiveness remains debated. The purpose of this study was to compare the long-term stability of septal extensi…

The purpose of this special topic article is to explore the current state of outcomes-based literature related to breast implant illness and summarize the key understandings that emerge from the summation of existing studies. While implante…

Facial aging changes due to increased skin laxity as well as soft tissue atrophy and decent lead to blunting and distortion of previously well-defined zones of the face and neck. A critical component of re-establishing a youthful appearance…

Radiofrequency devices have grown in popularity as minimally invasive options for the treatment of skin laxity in the face and neck. These treatments are often combined with liposuction procedures to provide enhanced tissue contraction alon…

Introduced over 50 years ago, the "tripod concept" has long been the foundation of our understanding of tip dynamics in rhinoplasty. Modern approaches to rhinoplasty have built on these principles and seen the evolution of several operative…