Titlebook: Evaluation and Treatment of the Aging Face; Melvin L. Elson Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1995 aging.cosmetic surgery.diagnosis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-8401-4aging; cosmetic surgery; diagnosis; liposuction; surgery

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Jim C. Williams,Ibulaimu Kakomae an extraordinary diversity of biologic effects. These include regulation of epidermal differentiation,. increased synthesis of collagen,. inhibition of tumor promotion,. therapeutic antitumor effects on a variety of epithelial neoplasms,. membrane integrity,. and enhanced healing of cutaneous wounds..

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James S. Waldman M.D.,Henry W. Lim M.D.e of the conditions are due to chronic ultraviolet light exposure (photoaging), while others are part of the natural aging process (chronologic aging) (Tables 12.2 and 12.3). In this chapter we will review and illustrate many of the skin conditions related to aging.

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Soft Tissue Augmentation, the past such as beeswax and paraffin were not only not particularly effective but often caused devastating complications, even death.. In the modern era, various substances have been used to augment and soften the features of the face, but no perfect material yet exists.

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Lipotransfer,retically, fat should provide a nearly unlimited source of host tissue for subcutaneous and dermal augmentation. It is soft and has a natural consistency, is easy to obtain access to, and is readily regenerated after harvesting.