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Figure 7.5 Leg ulcer secondary to sickle cell anemia. Panel A. Wound prior to split thickness skin graft. Panel B. Several days after placement of split thickness skin graft.
Figure 19.15 SMAS flap during facial Rlytidectomy. The SMAS comprises the floor of the cavity and the subcutaneous fat and overlying skin on the roof. All muscles of facial expression and motor nerves are protected by the overlying SMAS.
Fig. 20.5 Resulting defect of anterior-through-posterior excising of the split edges of the earlobe.
Figure 28.1 Soft tissue augmentation placement.
Figure 28.13 Sevial puncture diagram zyderm II; (a) Threading; (b) multiple puncture technique.
Figure 30.12 (a) Labial incompetence; (b) Fistula. Infection, possibly from poor dental hygiene, or mobility secondary to labial incompetence, resulted one year postoperatively in a draining fistula. This patient had an extended silicone implant placed subperiosteally, through the submental route.
Figure 30.8. Insertion of a blue sizer; (a) size of pocket estimated by marking with sizer on skin; (b) Adson dressing forceps directing sizer into lateral pocket; (c) the opposite limb of the sizer has been inserted into its pocket. The center of the flexible sizer is grasped in its center, and pushed down toward bone.
Figure 31.9. “Peau d’orange” chin.
Figure 42.3 Inferior oblique muscle from surgeon’s view during lower eyelid transconjunctival blepharoplasty. The inferior oblique muscle may prolapse with the orbital fat and can be visualized between the central and medial fat pads. The muscle is superior to the Desmarres lid retractor.
Figure 47.7 Surgical debridement for the removal of periwound nonmigratory tissue using a pair of scissors and forceps.
Figure 48.3 Placement of 4mm punch over cyst for Danna procedure.
Figure 48.7 The large lipoma being dissected.
Figure 49.23 Dental syringe, typical set-up. 30 gauge needle is utilized. One or more carpules of anesthetic snap into place. The syringe offers precise control and pain is mitigated. Because the syringes are pre-loaded for extended shelf-life, no bicarbonate can be added to buffer the solution (favored by some because this may make the injection less painful).
Figure 51.23 A blue node seen on sentinel lymph node biopsy.