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Intraoperative imaging of nipple perfusion patterns
, 2014
Nipple reconstruction after implant-based breast reconstruction
, 2013
Facial Bone Density: Effects of Aging and Impact on Facial Rejuvetion
, 2012
Growth and Development of the Orbit
, 2012
Aging of the Facial Skeleton: Aesthetic Implications and Rejuvetion Strategies
, 2011
Effectiveness of the Asteame Nipple Guard
, 2010
Overview of Current Thoughts on Facial Volume and Aging
, 2010
Aging of the Mandible and Its Aesthetic Implications
, 2010
Periorbital Skeletal Augmentation to Improve Blepharoplasty and Midfacial Results
, 2009
Two-year-old girl with cervicomedullary junction stenosis and an unknown type of skeletal dysplasia
, 2008
Aging of the bony orbit: a three-dimensiol computed tomographic study.
, 2008
Interl maxillary distraction with a new bimalar device
, 2008
The timing of implant exchange in the development of capsular contracture after bre
, 2008
Infant mandibular distraction with an interl curvilinear device
, 2007
Broad sal bone reduction: An algorithm for osteotomies
, 2007
Aging of the midface bony elements: A three-dimensiol computed tomographic study
, 2007
Laparoscopic repair for recurrent abdomil wall hernia after TRAM flap breast reconstruction
, 2006
Asian-American Rhinoplasty
, 2004
Biomechanics of mandibular distraction osteogenesis
, 2001
A prelimiry report on the use of semi-buried curvilinear distractor in the human mandible
, 2001
A novel semi-buried curvilinear osteodistractor for the mandible
, 2001
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