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‘Reloxin’ - A Botox Alternative Could Become Available Later This Year
0 Comments Published by newseditor March 19th, 2009 in UncategorizedAn article published in Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery includes the results of a clinical study for the new wrinkle relaxer, Reloxin. The long-term (13 months) safety of Reloxin for repeated use in moderate to severe forehead wrinkles was evaluated by doctors.
The product manufacturer, Medicis Pharmaceutical expects to receive FDA approval for Reloxin later this [...]
Medical Team Performs 80 Percent Face Transplant
0 Comments Published by newseditor January 6th, 2009 in UncategorizedA talented group of surgeons, doctors and various medical professionals at Cleveland Clinic have completed the first-ever “80 percent facial transplant” on a female patient that was suffering from the residual effects of serious trauma.
No personal information about the patient will be released, but Wall Street Journal reports that the procedure was one of the [...]
Japanese Fat Transfer Techniques for Breast Augmentation Aided by Stem Cells
0 Comments Published by newseditor December 13th, 2008 in UncategorizedEmbedded video from <a href=”http://www.cnn.com/video” mce_href=”http://www.cnn.com/video”>CNN Video</a>
CNN aired a news segment this week about the Japanese surgeon Kotaro Yoshimura and his innovative, but somewhat controversial breast augmentation method, which uses stem cells to successfully perform fat grafting during breast augmentation procedures. Yoshimura has received public notoriety for the technique and according to the news report, [...]
No Link Between Implants and Breast Cancer
0 Comments Published by newseditor October 21st, 2008 in UncategorizedAn Orlando plastic surgeon recently outlined the status of modern breast cancer treatments and the efforts of the medical community to minimize its adverse effects through reconstruction and prevention.
Dr. Richard Bosshardt writes that society’s value of the breast is an ancient phenomenon since historically, many people have viewed them as symbolic of “femininity and desirability.” [...]
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