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Plastic Surgery 2010 News in brief, you should be regularly on the investigation of the embargo and other news at the annual meeting of the presented American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) is updated in place October 1 to 5 Toronto. All papers are embargoed until the time they are presented. For an advance copy of abstracts of studies, for the recording media, or if interviews with speakers, contact ASPS Public Relations at (847) 228-9900, media (at) plasticsurgery.org or in Toronto, October 2 to 5 ( 416) 585-3870.

Abdominoplasty MADE NOT INCREASE major complications, STUDY

(To transfer embargo: Monday, 4 October 2010)

liposuction will improve too often at the same time as a tummy tuck and routing performed better cosmetic results. Although liposuction has an excellent safety record when performed alone Thereâ? S was discussed whether it relates to combine a tummy tuck patient safety and results. A new study at the ASPS Plastic Surgery 2010 conference presented, 1-5 October in Toronto, found no increase in life-threatening complications in combination with liposuction abdominoplasty. The authors studied 1,008 patients, liposuction of the flanks or abdomen as both had a tummy tuck. Although major complications was not affected, the risk of minor complications in these patients was increased. However, the authors conclude that the combination of two methods better shape for the plastic surgeon’s body and can improve the aesthetic results, especially in the hip master page that can be difficult with abdominoplasty alone. Overall, liposuction and tummy tuck are safe and effective methods that can the surgeon, body contouring, which will increase to better results.

in numbers:

-almost 120,000 abdominoplasty were carried out in 2009, up 84 percent since 2000, according to ASPS statistics.
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abdomen was performed, the fifth most popular cosmetic surgical procedures last year.

Study: Liposuction of the flanks and abdomen during Abdominoplasty Cosmetic, Safe or Sorry â ????????? presented Monday, 4th October 2009 heures 30-to-9: 35 GMT Clock, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

arm lifts have become a popular method to rejuvenate the upper arm and to remove loose skin. However, it remains the biggest obstacle of the process the unwanted, visible scars. A study at the ASPS Plastic Surgery 2010 conference presented, 1-5 October in Toronto, found that most people are a scar on the right are placed inside of the arm, as opposed to the back of the arm, the plastic surgery option when raising arm. The study produced photos of a model with various scars were created digitally. An online survey of images was 117 people in the public, 10 plastic surgeons, and 9 people who had or have a hearing on his arm to lift sent. Across all respondents, a scar on the inside of the right upper arm is inserted, biceps in the groove, was the acceptable option less visible scar at the point of a lever arm.

in numbers:
Nearly 15,000
-arm lifts were performed in 2009, up 3 percent since 2008, according to the ASPs.

study: optimal placement of the scar Brachioplasty ??? A survey evaluationOn? presented Monday, 4th October, 10.00 GMT Clock 15-10:20, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Although research has involved 70 percent of patients with breast cancer, it is not a breast reconstruction, informed a new study, overweight not to the prejudices, to avoid the doctors do not lead, among women, the procedure. According to the study, at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) Plastic Surgery 2010 conference, October 1-5, Toronto, obese patients submitted to breast cancer, although more difficult to treat, is referred to the breast reconstruction with the same speed as normal or overweight patients. The authors studied 384 women after a mastectomy and breast reconstruction in comparison with reference models, satisfaction, motivating factors and the type of reconstruction in all weight classes. A third of women had normal weight, overweight, one third, and obesity by a third. The study showed that, about half the women in each weight class Reconstruction and obesity does not provide access to immediately (at the same time as mastectomy) or delayed breast reconstruction. Obese patients were equally if not more about body image and sexuality, breast reconstruction post as normal and overweight affected. Although satisfaction levels were similar among the women were obese patients are more likely to feel sexually attractive and reconstruction were more satisfied with the way their clothes fit. Motivating factors for the reconstruction were similar, with the majority of women in each weight class will feel whole again to prevent a prosthesis, feel less aware of sex, and overcoming the constant reminder of cancer respectively. Obese women were more likely to choose reconstruction with their own tissue, rather than breast implants.

in numbers:

-More than 86,000 breast reconstructions were performed in 2009, up 9 percent since 2008 and by 10 percent since 2000, the ASPs reports.

is 1 in 8 women in the United States are diagnosed with breast cancer, according to Susan G. Komen.

Study: Trends in the use and results of surgical breast reconstruction in obese patients ??? Results from a Population-Based Studia? presented Monday, 4th October, 10.20 bis 10.25 BST clock, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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