Articles in Cosmetic Surgery
Startling ‘Teen Toxic’ Botox Boom
Kids as young as thirteen are now going in for Botox shots in an endeavour at garnering a swift mend for professed beauty imperfections.
Physicians in the United States have performed over twelve thousand aesthetic procedures on teens during 2009 and the figures only continue to shot up annually.
Representatives at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons have pointed out that even though several teens have opted for the jabs for medical reasons instead of aesthetic, yet they were looking for a means of promptly rectifying their appearances.
The wrinkle-busting drug is being employed on an array of supposed flaws like correcting excessive gums being revealed when smiling or also a square-shaped jaw line.
The booming Botox trend among teenagers came into focus when a young artist [...]
The Spider, TOGA System – Latest Advances in Weight Loss Surgery
Obesity surgery has been found to be the sole long-standing effectual method of weight reduction for people with morbid obesity. Obesity surgery classically appears to work superior as compared to diets, exercising or medications, however similar to all surgeries, there are associated risks, principally amongst these being the operative exposure of the abdominal area and the resultant scars.
However, there are least-invasive means, inclusive of a novel method created by a physician from a N. Carolina medical device firm, Southern Californian.
Doctor Brian Quebbemann, surgery head, The N.E.W. Program weight loss center, Newport Beach in collaboration with TransEnterix have developed the Spider operative device that helps a surgeon in performing bariatric surgery eliminating the need for [...]
‘Roux-en-Y’ Gastric Bypass Surgery for Weight Loss
An estimate 220000 people from the United States underwent weight loss surgical procedures during 2008.
‘Roux-en-Y’ Gastric bypass surgery involves bypassing majority of the stomach and creating a tiny tummy pouch. It is a popularly conducted weight reduction surgical procedure in present times constituting nearly eighty percent of all weight-loss surgeries in the United States.
The ‘Roux-en-Y’ Gastric Bypass surgery is conducted in duo sections:
Creating a tiny tummy pouch
In this portion of the surgery, division of the stomach is done into a bigger section and a comparatively smaller-sized section. Sewing together or stapling the smaller stomach portion is done with the intention of creating a smaller pouch (this section is at times known as stomach stapling). The capacity [...]
Bariatric Surgery – How Does Weight Loss Surgery Work? – Part II
During a typical gastric bypass, the surgeon would reconnect the duodenum along with the intestinal tract at a site nearly twenty to forty inches below the newly created stomach aperture that assists in the pancreatic juices emptying in the intestines, however they do not combine with the food as quickly as they would earlier do. There are few solely malabsorptive surgeries being carried out in bariatric surgery presently.
A gastric bypass is deemed the gold standard and causes nearly 85% excess weight loss and aids in resolution of the diabetes early on.
Biliopancreatic Diversion (BPD) and Duodenal Switch (DS) – This is one of the state-of-the-art techniques tagged as malabsorptive. BPD is ideally not suggested to those patients who find it a challenge to meet up with daily dietetic [...]
Bariatric Surgery – How Does Weight Loss Surgery Work? – Part I
Bariatric surgery is fast garnering immense acceptance globally as a feasible means of having dramatic weight reduction. Following surgery, such individuals have been noted to be able to majorly maintain their preliminary weight loss for as long as a decade following the surgery.
The highly beneficial aspect of opting for bariatric surgery is that it helps in swift resolution in cases of Type 2 Diabetes following surgery that could be a major windfall for innumerable obese diabetics worldwide that are ailing from this lethal disease. Not just diabetes, bariatric surgery additionally leads to improvement in other co-morbidities such as hypertension, dyslipidaemia, sleep apnea, sterility, joint problems and depressive tendencies to site a few.
The key decisive factors in the choice of patients [...]
