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August 2008

LipoStructure aesthetic operation

Deep wrinkles on the face may be due to shrinkage of the fatty tissue under the skin. You can use the own fat transplantation long-term eliminated, the LipoStructure. This is a very gentle and natural way to better and younger.

It removes fatty tissues of the body and prepares it by centrifugation such that it with the finest injection needles in the face as is implanted in which the subcutaneous fat was lost.

Particularly suitable are the lips, lower, “crow’s feet around the eyes and cheeks.

We would like to emphasize the natural result and the longevity of this type of wrinkles. We use the Eigenfettunterspritzung also be an excellent complement to face lifts or other interference.

Preparation
Under local anaesthetic is an inconspicuous fat bodies collected, such as the abdomen, hip or thigh. The body fat is then processed sterile, centrifuge, and then implanted.

Operation
Through the use of körpereigenem fat is an allergic reaction.

Part of the transplanted fat can be in the first weeks dismantle (loss). Therefore, the fat taken from preserved, to put it at a later date to the bodies to be implanted. It is deep frozen and within 6 months nachgespritzt. In general, 2-4 sessions for a continuing and optimum results.

After treatment
At the places where the fat has been taken are so small cuts have been made that a seam is not required.

After the  operation redness and swelling can occur, but can be  lessen. You can cool the bodies and    cream applied in order to alleviate or even avoid

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aesthetic plastic face surgery

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facelift aesthetic surgery

 

 

Sometimes a neck tightening sense, without a simultaneous facelift is needed.

Early effect of the skin form of the so-called “turkey neck”. Through a small operation, the skin around the neck tightened.

Depending on the conditions it is also possible by the neck o  fat suction to streamline, in which the skin contracts there.

 Operation
The surgery is the neck tightened and the excess skin removed. This is done through a small incision behind the ear or on the chin, as well as later is not visible.

In the superficial extraction, where the streamlining is thus that the skin contracts, will be small cuts set that does not seam is required.

After treatment
It is important in the first days after the rest and cooling.
From 3 postoperative day cooling and repeatedly applying abschwellender cream.
Also in the first two weeks of no great efforts, such as. e.g. well run, sports, sauna, solarium or perform heavy physical work.
Threads are on 7 postoperative day.

2008 08 24

aesthetic plastic face surgery

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Top 10 Patient Rights and Responsibilities

Rights

 

  1. You have the right to safe, effective, ethical, and cost effective medical care.
  2. You have the right to understand tests, medications, procedures and treatments, their risks, their costs and their alternatives.
  3. You have the right to complete and timely information regarding your illness.
  4. You have the right to know the name of your health care providers, their roles and responsibilities.
  5. You have the right to have your privacy and personal dignity maintained.
  6. You have the right to be treated with respect and courtesy, to be addressed by your proper name. To be listened to when you have a problem or a question, and to receive an appropriate response.
  7. You have the right to see and obtain a copy of your medical record.
  8. You have the right to a detailed, itemized copy of your bill.
  9. You have the right to refuse treatment and should be informed of the clinical consequences of that decision.
  10. You have the right to have your family, religious or cultural preferences acknowledged and adhered to within the bounds of safe medical practice.

Responsibilities

  1. You have the responsibility to develop and maintain positive health practices:good nutrition, sleep and rest, exercise, positive relationships and stress management.
  2. You have the responsibility to make choices in your own best interest based on a clear understanding of your medical care, its costs, risks and alternatives.
  3. You have the responsibility to ask for information on your illness, to learn what you can and to do what you can to help maintain the best health possible.
  4. You have the responsibility to give your physicians and health care providers accurate and complete information about your illness, medical history and medications.
  5. You are responsible for following your physicians and health care providers orders to the best of your ability, to ask questions if you have problems and concerns and work out alternative plans.
  6. You have the responsibility for keeping appointments, filling prescriptions and following through on health care instructions, to adhere to the guidelines of hospitals and clinics.
  7. You have the responsibility to keep a written record of your personal health history, signs and symptoms, medications, treatments, outcomes and concerns.
  8. You are responsible for covering the costs of your health care.
  9. You have the responsibility to accept or decline to participate in research activities.
  10. You are responsible for treating physicians and health care providers with respect, to call with questions during reasonable hours (unless it’s an emergency), to address them by their preferred name, to listen to and respond appropriately to their questions, concerns and professional guidance.

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young and adulthood issues

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