Posted August 13, 2008 in Breast, Breast LipoStructure
The degree of sculpting possible with structural fat grafting to the breast is particularly advantageous in the challenging correction of tuberous breast deformity. The tuberous breast is a deformity in which the lower skin of the breast (the lower pole) is abnormally constricted (tight) and short. In addition, the normal fold of the breast (the […]
Read MorePosted August 12, 2008 in Minimally Invasive and Non-Invasive Fat Removal
Zeltiq Aesthetics has developed a breakthrough biotechnology for reducing unwanted fat. The Zeltiq device uses cryolipolysis to precisely cool fat and induce lipolysis (the breakdown of fat) apparently without any permanent damage to other tissues (skin, nerves, muscle and bone) around the fat. The technology allows for natural body sculpting. Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts […]
Read MorePosted June 16, 2008 in Breast, Breast LipoStructure
Problems that women experience after silicone and saline breast implants include visible implant edges, rippling, hardness, and scarring. Also, the breast can be left with an unnatural shape: for example with poor cleavage, inadequate upper breast volume or deficient fullness up into the armpit. The Coleman technique, which moves a woman’s own fat to her breasts, may be a solution for all of these problems.
Read MorePosted June 10, 2008 in Liposuction deformities
The Beginning of LipoStructure In the 1980’s, deformities and irregularities from liposuction were new problems that the world had never seen. During that time, no solution existed for treating these problems. Most authorities in plastic surgery felt that grafted fat did not last longer than injectable collagen. In 1986 soon after I started practicing in […]
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