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A E Aiache

Publications and source records attributed to A E Aiache.

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PubMed1992

Mandibular angle implants.

A new type of implant designed to increase the angle of the mandible in three dimensions is described. Made of silicone and shaped like a saddle, this implant makes the technique of implantation relatively simple, and its versatility makes it a desirable addition to the tools for skeletal framework reconstruction of the face. The satisfaction rate has been high and the complications easy to manage. The surgical technique consists of an intraoral incision and the development of a subperiosteal pocket at the mandibular angle area, often performed under local anesthesia.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

Augmentation cheiloplasty.

The description of a technique of augmentation cheiloplasty is given. It involves the advancement of two triangular distally based flaps in a V-to-Y technique. The plication of the orbicularis muscle adds to the thickening effect to the lip. The scars are inconspicuous, and the results are satisfactory with minimal complications.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

Male chest correction. Pectoral implants and gynecomastia.

Implants have been developed in different sizes and shapes to mimic the pectoralis major muscle and its nipple-areolar complex below it. These soft, solid silicone implants have the approximate dimensions in height, length, and thickness as the muscle the implant is to mimic. Some improvements in the treatment of breast hypertrophy have also allowed a better result in the surgery of gynecomastia. The challenge of obtaining a smooth and flat result has been helped by the technique of liposuction with circum-areolar excision.

Esthetics↗
PubMed1991

Calf contour correction with implants.

Implants have been developed in a shape allowing mimicking of the muscle while they are placed on top of it, thus giving a natural appearance to the leg. The author presents a satisfactory technique of calf implantation and its potential, although uncommon, problems.

Esthetics↗