6 results on '"Chavoin, J.-P."'
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2. Application à la chirurgie plastique d'une approche artistique de l'esthétique du sein
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Fabié, A., Delay, E., Chavoin, J.-P., Soulhiard, F., and Seguin, P.
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BREAST surgery , *PERSONAL beauty , *PLASTIC surgery , *WOMEN , *RESEARCH - Abstract
Abstract: As, quest for beauty has always been an aim. There is a need to define the “ideal” beautifull breast with objective caracteristics, usable in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. After, we have defined the necessary parameters usable in breast surgery. We realized an anthropomorphic study including 70 volunteer women and one molded model. Multiple pictures have been taken for each volunteer, that were evaluated and noted by five plastic surgeon, five doctors from other speciality, five women, five men. A twenty notation was used for this study. The main values for the ten women that obtained best notation (>or=14/20) were used in order to defined the ideal measures for surgery. Breast arrow and breast arrow over the trunck height were the most significant factors. According statistical studies, this fraction is about 0,387 (P =0,000969). The nice breast has a round shape and look like juvenile breast. Bra size, cup size, base, segments II and III, fraction II/III are not significant in our series of (non operated) natural breast. The ideal breast is in harmony and proportional to the trunck height, with the main fraction of breast arrow on the trunck height about 0,387 in our serie. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2006
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3. L’anatomie chirurgicale du nez en six sous-unités esthétiques
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Chaput, B., Lauwers, F., Lopez, R., Saboye, J., André, A., Grolleau, J.-L., and Chavoin, J.-P.
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NASAL surgery , *SURGICAL & topographical anatomy , *PLASTIC surgery , *NOSE cancer , *ONCOLOGY , *OPERATIVE surgery - Abstract
Summary: The nose is a complex entity, combining aesthetic and functional roles. Descriptive anatomy is a fundamental science that it can be difficult to relate directly to our daily surgical activity. Reasoning in terms of aesthetic subunits to decide on his actions appeared to us so obvious. The aim of this paper is to resume the anatomical bases relevant to our daily practice in order to fully apprehend the restorative or cosmetic procedures. We discuss the limits of the systematization of these principles in nasal oncology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2013
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4. Le lifting cervical antérieur médian
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Chaput, B., Grolleau, J.-L., De Bonnecaze, G., Eburdery, H., Chavoin, J.-P., and Garrido, I.
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PLASTIC surgery , *NECK surgery , *SURGICAL complications , *OPERATIVE surgery , *LOCAL anesthesia , *SKIN aging - Abstract
Summary: Submental skin and fat excess are common with aging. Real cutaneous crop in pronounced forms, may be felt with difficulty by patients, which leads them to consult. The proposal of a conventional face-lift is not always suitable or accepted by a predominantly male population. Therefore, an anterior medial cervicoplasty with elliptical excision of excess skin and a medial platysmaplasty will be an interesting alternative. The authors offer a new description of this technique by simplifying, compared to the previously described techniques. Two clinical cases are reported, with both types of recommended incisions. This procedure is performed under local anesthesia. The results obtained by this technique were considered good to excellent by all operated patients in our unit. The final scar that may appear significant and sometimes unacceptable for some surgeons remains in fact very inconspicuous. The anterior medial cervicoplasty is an easy technique that allows responding gracefully to a frequent request, with good cosmetic results and few complications. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2012
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5. Prothèses mammaires : réflexions sur une chorégraphie de l'acte opératoire
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Grolleau, J.-L., Gangloff, D., Garrido, I., and Chavoin, J.-P.
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AUGMENTATION mammaplasty , *INFECTION , *BREAST implants , *BREAST surgery , *MAMMAPLASTY , *PLASTIC surgery - Abstract
Abstract: Breast augmentation offers a high rate of satisfaction but the local complications remain frequent. These are mainly capsular contracture, malpositions of implant, acute or infraclinical infections. The causes of these complications are multifactorials. The goal of this chapter is to determine the effect of the surgical technique on the result. We think that if no routine procedure can be proposed, a reflexion on the objectives of the breast augmentation and the adaptation of the surgical technique is necessary for each surgeon. We identify twelve aims and discuss them: rigorous preoperative planning, determination of the position of the implant, creation of an adapted implant pocket, as much atraumatic as possible dissection, no bacterial contamination, no foreign particles, respect of the implant, drainage or not, efficient suture, pain and discomfort control, need for contension and clear postoperative advices. These objectives being precised, we integrate them in a chronological surgical process under the form of questions. Each surgeon can then choose his answers by evaluating the arguments, which led to his choices. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2005
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6. The latest information on Macrolane™: Its indications and restrictions.
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Siebert, T., Chaput, B., Vaysse, C., Meresse, T., Chavoin, J.-P., Garrido, I., and Grolleau, J.-L.
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HYALURONIC acid , *COSMETICS , *AUGMENTATION mammaplasty , *PLASTIC surgery , *GYNECOMASTIA , *MEDICAL research - Abstract
Summary: Introduction: Hyaluronic acid has come to represent the most widely used injectable cosmetic product in the world. Brought into being by the Swedish company Q-Med, in 2007 Macrolane™ was authorized for use in France, and the year after, it received official European approval as a means of breast augmentation. Since then, however, numerous controversies pertaining to its side effects have led to its withdrawal from the worldwide breast augmentation market. The objective of this article is to carry out a review of the literature providing updated information on Macrolane™ and its recent indications. Materials and methods: We carried out a review of the literature on the PubMed and PubMed Central data bases through use of the keywords “Macrolane™”, “NASHA”, “hyaluronic acid” and “soft filler”, and subsequently analyzed the levels of evidence and possible biases of the different publications. The official sites of the French, English, Spanish and American scholarly organizations of plastic surgery were likewise consulted. Perusal of the notifications and recommendations for use brought out by the Q-Med company completed our study. Results: A large majority of the available clinical series on Macrolane™ with regard to not only breast augmentation, but also its other indications, offer an insufficient level of evidence and present a number of conflicts of interest. Since April 2012 Macrolane™ has been temporarily withdrawn by its distributors from the worldwide breast augmentation market. In point of fact, Macrolane™ injections have been found to interfere with breast imaging and screening for breast cancer. As regards the latest indications for this controversial product, it is not yet possible to step back and take stock. Conclusions: Present-day scientific data fail to justify the market reappearance of Macrolane™ breast augmentation products. Q-Med has shown full awareness of the problem by imposing worldwide restrictions on products aimed at penis as well as breast enlargement. Larger cohorts of female patients are more necessary than ever, as is an approach based on stepping back and taking stock. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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