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[BACKGROUND] In April of this past year, Transatlantic Innovations brought a variety of organizations and industry together for an international exchange of ideas, new technology, and current trends in plastic surgery. [METHODS] The meetin…

[PURPOSE OF STUDY] To evaluate the efficacy, while performing a face-lift, of a monobloc suspension, by a wide loop of Prolene 2/0, of the deep tissues of the face and the neck. [PATIENTS AND METHOD] Fifty patients have been operated, 48 w…

According to the author, the short scar face lift seeks to eliminate the retroauricular scar by exerting a vertical pull on the cheek, but residual excess skin frequently remains below the ear lobe. More importantly, this vertical elevation…

[AIM] Reviewing 43 patients of ours who have had three or more face lifts, we wanted to demonstrate that it is possible to avoid the multi-operated on look. [MATERIAL AND METHODS] Forty-three patients have been operated on three times or m…

Reconstructive and aesthetic surgery are the two closely bond facets of plastic surgery. The training, the techniques are the same, and limits are often difficult to define in many cases, intermixing indications. One should well explain to …

The authors present their latest development of a strictly vertical retroauricular incision to minimize a sequela of a face lift, namely, a visible scar. The temporal preauricular vertical incision and the retroauricular vertical incision f…

Consequences of early frontocranial remodeling are controversial. It has been said that secondary operations are more difficult and that the frontal sinus does not develop well, with an adverse effect on forehead aesthetics. Some illustrati…

The use of aerosolised fibrin glue has been evaluated in a group of 100 consecutive patients undergoing face lift procedures and compared to a similar group of 100 consecutive patients who had face lifts but received no fibrin glue. There w…

General considerations about frontal sinus development are discussed. This retrospective radiological study concerns 90 craniosynostoses among 850 cases operated in the Cranio-Facial Unit (1976-88, Hôpital Necker des Enfants Malades, Paris,…

The timing of surgery for craniosynostosis is still controversial. Having used the same basic techniques since 1973, and having done follow-up on the growth of our 983 operated patients, we thought it useful to report our protocol. Early fr…

The concept of craniofacial surgery, introduced by a French plastic surgeon named Paul Tessier, has completely transformed the treatment of facial deformities affecting the skeleton. Two of the more spectacular operations are correction of …

The effectiveness of the "floating forehead" operation for treating brachycephaly in infants has been assessed. All children who had undergone this procedure at the Hôpital des Enfants Malades between 1977 and 1984 were reviewed retrospecti…

To obtain a shorter horizontal branch of the inverted T used in mammaplasties, the senior author has developed a technique based on a vertical skin resection stopping above the inframammary line. An evaluation of the results after 9 years o…

Craniosynotosis affects approximately one infant out of 1000. The increase of intracranial pressure and the risks of functional problems are more frequent than usually estimated, especially in monosutural synostosis. Frontocranial remodelin…

The capacity of the skin to stretch and expand, as shown in pregnancy, has been used by Radovan who, in 1976, introduced skin expanders made of silicone. These are empty balloons of different sizes and shapes which are surgically placed und…

Total removal of giant naevi with a minimal residual scar is of course ideal for prevention of malignancy and obvious psychological reasons. One can take advantage of the excess of skin existing in infants to be able to perform such wide ex…

The abdominal wall of the infant presents a significant skin excess. Applying techniques of aesthetic abdominoplasty, it is possible to excise extensive abdominal wall lesions, as often seen in children with congenital hairy nevi. Three cas…

Exophthalmos with lowering of the globe, eyelid enlargement, and canthal displacement are the usual consequences of orbitopalpebral neurofibromatosis. A cerebral hernia into the orbit may be seen on CT scan. An intracranial approach allows …

A new technique in craniofacial surgery to separate the cranial and nasal cavities from each other is described. This can be achieved by preserving the complete anterior cranial fossa while simultaneously correcting the forehead, orbit, and…

Our experience with a full-thickness running strip of abdominal skin for the treatment of large midline abdominal hernias has been very positive. The mechanical properties of the skin strip allow one to reestablish a normal anatomy by bring…

The main sequelae of mammaplasties are scars, particularly visible when they trespass the breast limits. If the new inframammary fold is located higher than the original, the horizontal limb of the T-suture can be kept short and can be hidd…

Deformities in the orbital area can also be corrected by craniofacial surgery. Early surgery within the first year of life is indicated in cases with intracranial pressure if permanent damage to the eye is to be avoided. Otherwise, correcti…