Augmentation Gluteoplasty: Anatomical and Clinical Considerations

Peña, J. Abel de la; López-Monjardin, Homero; Gamboa-López, F.

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“…However, with the intramuscular technique, the nerve will always be protected by a muscular layer, even in cases of anatomic variations ( Figure 4). 12,14,15 AnAtomiC RefeRenCe Point mARKing Through dissection of seven fresh and formalinized cadavers and a review of previously published work, 4,5,[7][8][9][10]13,17,18 we developed the following based on bone reference points that could be fixed and were easily identifiable: sacrum, coccyx, posterior inferior iliac spine, iliac crest, and greater femoral trochanter. We have observed that the lateral limit of the gluteus maximus can be identified by a line linking the medial third of the iliac crest and femoral great trochanter.…”

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Gluteoplasty: Anatomic Basis and Technique

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“…In addition, complication rates decrease when 2 methods are used together, since less fat is required when using an implant. 2–26 A more successful hip/waist ratio and a better aesthetic appearance can be achieved when implants, liposuction, and fat transfer methods are combined. 26,27 Many surgeons avoid gluteal implants while trying other methods like fat transfer, as they worry about the difficulty involved in the technique and implant-related complications.…”

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“…Original artiCle liposuction, applied only around the gluteal area, could also provide a good projection. 12 Currently, mainly implants and fat transfer are used for gluteal augmentation. The popularity of augmentations carried out using implants has increased again due to reduced complication rates as a result of accumulated experiences and the improvements from anatomical studies and newer procedures.…”

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Submuscular Gluteal Augmentation and Lipoplasty for Buttock Beautification

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2021

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: The number of gluteal augmentation procedures with implants has increased in the last years. However, due to high complication rates related to the placement of the implants, surgeons have started to avoid using implants. The objective of the present study was to describe the details of the submuscular gluteal augmentation technique together with lipoplasty techniques and to increase the prevalence of its use. Methods: All methods are complementary to each other rather than being superior to each other. That is why the author has used submuscular gluteal augmentation with implant technique and lipoplasty together during the surgeries. The complication rates are lower with this easy-to-learn technique described in this article. Eighty-six patients aged 20–46 underwent surgery. The follow-up period was 6–24 months. The implants used consisted of round cohesive silicone, with the most commonly used size being 330 cm 3 . The average volume of infiltrated fat was 514 cm 3 . Results: The sciatic nerve is well protected by the surrounding anatomical structures, indicating that submuscular technique can be used safely. Partial wound dehiscence was noted in 1 patient, implant malposition in 5 patients, and seroma in 2 patients. All patients reported that they are highly satisfied with the results of the procedure. Conclusions: The author advocates that the combination of lipoplasty with the submuscular technique described is safe, easy to perform, has a short operative time and low complication rates. It can be preferred in buttock beautification as a simple and safe technique.

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“…Cabe ressaltar ainda que na fase rutilo a emissão se dá em 850 nm, como mostra a Figura -3.8 [47]. A presença do rutilo pode causar a diminuição da luminescência de íons de terras-raras como visto na literatura [48], o que também não ocorreu no estudo em questão.…”

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AgradecimentosÀ ilustríssima Prof. Dra. Luciana Reyes Pires Kassab pela paciência, dedicação, atenção e apoio dado ao longo deste trabalho.Ao Me José Augusto Martins Garcia, auxiliar docente do Laboratório de Materiais Fotônicos e Optoeletrônicos (LTMFO), pela ajuda e paciência. Agradeço pelos momentos de aula e filosofia que tivemos nesse último ano.À Me Camila Dias da Silva Bordon pelo auxílio em todas as caracterizações ópticas realizadas e pelos momentos de risadas. Ao Me. Daniel K. Kumada pela colaboração nas medidas de luminescência e momentos de risadas.Ao Mestre Marcos Nishimura, pelos momentos de descontração, auxílio e amizade.Ao Guilherme Mattos, pela parceria e apoio contínuo. Foi uma honra poder realizar o mestrado na mesma época.À FATEC-SP, pelo espaço cedido pelo Laboratório de Tecnologia em Materiais Fotônicos e Optoeletrônicos à pesquisa

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Augmentation Gluteoplasty: Anatomical and Clinical Considerations

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Gluteoplasty: Anatomic Basis and Technique

Gluteoplasty: Anatomic Basis and Technique

Submuscular Gluteal Augmentation and Lipoplasty for Buttock Beautification

Síntese e caracterização de compósitos metal-dielétrico com vidros TeO2-ZnO dopados com íons de Ho3+/Tm3+/Yb3+ e nanopartículas de TiO2 e Ag para dispositivos de luz sintonizáveis no visível e geração de luz branca.

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