Correction of Hemifacial Atrophy With Autologous Fat Transplantation

Abstract

Autologous fat transplantation can be a good treatment of choice for patients with hemifacial atrophy.

Safety and Efficacy of Selective Neurectomy of the Gastrocnemius Muscle for Calf Reduction in 300 Cases

“…a motor branch leading to the medial head of the gastrocnemius muscle; b medial sural cutaneous nerve; c motor branch leading to the lateral head of the gastrocnemius muscle; d motor branch leading to the soleus; T tibial nerve calf circumference [1] and shape, the range of flexion and extension of the ankle and knee, as well as the walking gait. Cosmetic results were evaluated 12 months after surgery by the patient, the surgeon (who had 20 years of experience in cosmetic surgery) and a third party who was not involved with the patient or cosmetic surgery in general [15]. Fugl-Meyer motor function assessment [16] was carried out before and 3 months after surgery (Table 1).…”

Lipoescultura facial: técnica quirúrgica y revisión bibliográfica

“…Los déficits de partes blandas presentes en la estructura facial en estos cuadros patológicos requiere una restitución del volumen normal para su reconstrucción ad integrum 2,3 .…”

“…El transplante de tejido graso es una herramienta que lleva muchos años en uso para la corrección volumétrica de defectos del área facial, siendo de primera elección para el relleno de defectos malformativos como los que van asociados a la microsomía hemifacial o al síndrome de Parry-Romberg 2,3 . El principio fundamental para enfocar los defectos faciales fue asentado por Obwegeser y Hadjiangehlou y Obwegeser y Sailer 4,5 y se basa en corregir de dentro hacia fuera (in to out): corregir primero los defectos óseos o proceder a la restauración del soporte dental si fuera necesario, y luego los defectos de partes blandas.…”

Pedicled vastus lateralis musculofascial flap as a new technique for repairing rectourethral fistula after radical prostatectomy

“…But if flap dissection reveals a lack of perforators, an anteromedial thigh adipofascial flap can be used as an alternative to the anterolateral thigh adipofascial flap. 13 One disadvantage of the perineal approach, in particular after a period of prolonged local inflammation, is that access to the fistula is through scarred tissue. Perineal wound infection is a frequently observed complication after perineal incision.…”

“…One disadvantage of the pedicled vastus lateralis musculofascial flap is that a minority of patients have anatomical blood vessel variation, and a small minority lack blood vessel perforators. 13 Therefore, to improve both surgical planning and flap harvesting, a preoperative Doppler flowmeter was used as a noninvasive tool which enables to detect perforators precisely. But if flap dissection reveals a lack of perforators, an anteromedial thigh adipofascial flap can be used as an alternative to the anterolateral thigh adipofascial flap.…”