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Aesthetic Augmentation of the Midface: Maxillary Implant Options

Aesthetic Augmentation of the Midface: Maxillary Implant Options Historically, midface enhancement has been achieved using commercially available, off-the-shelf cheek implants. These come in two primary styles: malar and submalar. Malar implants primarily augment the cheekbone itself. Submalar implants target the underside or concave area of the cheekbone, extending into the upper soft tissues of the Read More…

Modified Vertical Oblique Osteotomies for Maximal Cheekbone Width Reduction

Reduction of wide cheeks can only be effectively achieved by moving the bone inward through osteotomies. Simply shaving the cheekbone is of limited value because it cannot adequately address the widest part of the cheekbone. Furthermore, the extensive soft tissue dissection required for shaving can lead to postoperative soft tissue sagging. The Concept of Bone Read More…

Techniques in Occipital Knob Skull Reduction

The occipital knob is a well known aesthetic skull deformity which falls into the category of more minor aesthetic skull reshaping surgery. It is easily recognizable as a midline protrusion on the back of the head at the lower end of the visible occipital bone. While it presents with varying degrees of severity it always Read More…

Technical Strategies – Female High Cheekbone Implants

Cheek implants have a long clinical history most of which have been designed for females to create an apple cheek effect. This cheek augmentation outcome is created by having a cheek implant of which part of it is positioned below the cheekbone (zygomatic major) into the submalar space. This results in a rounded prominence which Read More…

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