Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 10 ppt
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 10 ppt
... the post-operative pain incidence. We believe that effective energy
for vein sealing in our practice is mostly between 5 and 6, thus minimi-
zing post-operative pain to less than 5%. In summary, ... 201
Liposhaving, 107 108
Lipostructure
fat injection techniques, 78–79
modified, fat injection techniques, 79–80
Liposuction, 93–115
cannula use, 24-hole, 107
developments in, 104 –115...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 1 pptx
... onset,
cost-
effective
More clinical
trials needed
20Â15 inches (A)
S-Caine 7% Lidocaine:
7%
Tetracaine
Õ
Oil -in-
water
30–60 No No Unique
delivery
system
Contains an ester
anesthetic,
clinical trials
ongoing
To ... 6
Betacaine-LA
Õ
8
Tetracaine
Õ
9
Topicaine . . . . 10
S-Caine Patch . . . . 10
S-Caine Local Anesthetic Peel . . . . 11
Cost Comparison . . . . 13
Conclusion . . . . 14
R...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 2 pptx
... more effec-
tive. In a prospective, randomized, double-blind, parallel-group, dose-
ranging study of 48 weeks, 60 women received 16, 32, or 48 U BTX-A
Advanced Cosmetic Use of Botulinum Toxin Type ... lasting) injectable available. In soft-tissue augmentation,
silicone is injected using microdroplet technique into the subdermal space
via a 30-gauge needle. After being injected, the sili...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 3 pot
... boiling, steaming, autoclaving, or using radiation.
Before starting the surgery, the skin is disinfected; skin disinfection
should be repeated at regular intervals during surgery. The surgeon
should ... epinephrine (15). A few authors recommend the use of
Ringer’s lactate rather than normal saline, reasoning that glucose-
containing solutions may enhance fat-cell viability (16,21).
HARVESTI...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 4 ppsx
... Friedrich
Prilocaine 2% 10. 0 mL
Lidocaine 2% 10. 0 mL
Epinephrine 1 :100 0 0.66 mL
Sodium bicarbonate 8.4% 6.0 mL
Triamcinolon-acetonide 40mg 0.33 mL
Physiologic saline (NaCl 0.9%)
100 0.0 mL
102 6,99 mL ... foot’’
and continue with the infraciliary skin incision using Westcott scissors to
dissect the skin and the underlying orbicularis muscle. The infraciliary
skin incision ends 2 mm be...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 5 potx
... blistering, pigmentary
and textural changes, scarring, inadvertent thrombosis of underlying ves-
sels, and ocular injury when treating within the bony orbit. See the fol-
lowing discussion in the ... severe in ammation especially
when using on the periorbital skin after laser skin resurfacing. Corti-
costeroid containing ophthalmic ointments without preservatives are
recommended.
Certainly...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 6 pps
... CA,
U.S.A.)
Lumenis
(Santa
Clara,
CA,
U.S.A.)
Nidek
(Fremont,
CA,
U.S.A.)
Palomar
(Burling-
ton, MA,
U.S.A.)
Wavelength
(nm)
810 800 940 800 800 810 810
Pulse
duration
(msec)
5–30 50–500 10 to
continu-
ous
5 100 5 100 200 50 100
Maximum
fluence
(J/cm
2
)
64 50 600 5–60 10 60 ... result in decreas ed
postoperative erythema and improved wound healing.
We therefore recommend combining t...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 7 pps
... from the capil-
laries to the surrounding tissue resulting in nonselective thermal injury.
As a part of remodeling and wound healing process, there is an increase
in collagen and elastin deposition ... occurred in five sites following the
initial treatmen t; three cases of pinpoint bleeding were recorded (one fol-
lowing the initial treatment and two at eight weeks), and one instance o...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 8 docx
... reflections, and maintaining con-
tinuity of the index of refraction of the skin–air interface. Clinical experi-
ence has also emphasized the role of gel as a heat sink. Heat is generated
by near infrared ... large foot-
print IPL must be directed using a water-based interface between the
crystal and the skin. The water-based gel serves critical functions of
enhancing optical coupling, minimiz...
Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 9 docx
... technique, we routinely inject up to 800 mL of
0.1% to 0.2% lidocaine with epinephrine. Infusion of lidocaine, by using
the tumescent formula of 0.1% lidocaine with 1:1,000,000 epinephrine in
the concentration ... of the leg in order to elevate the
veins closer to the skin surface (12,13). This use of tumescent anesthesia,
in which lidocaine is highly diluted in saline or in Ringer...