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General Category => Functional Surgery Questions => Topic started by: Gregor Samsa on May 15, 2014, 01:27:00 AM
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Is it possible to remove HA grafts? I can't much information about this online.
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Is it possible to remove HA grafts? I can't much information about this online.
Take this with a grain of salt, but according to Mommaerts it's quite easy to remove.
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Anyone know what Arnett and Gunson have to say about it since they have a lot of experience with HA grafts?
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its very hard to remove. the tissue integrates and the material is very brittle.theres a a girl on the old ytf forum .she had ha jaw augmentation. sh hated it. it lumped and gave her jowles. she went to 2 top doctors to remove it and pt n implants. the doctorz were unabl to remove all of it.
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its very hard to remove. the tissue integrates and the material is very brittle.theres a a girl on the old ytf forum .she had ha jaw augmentation. sh hated it. it lumped and gave her jowles. she went to 2 top doctors to remove it and pt n implants. the doctorz were unabl to remove all of it.
ytf forum?
Aaaannndddd yet again this forum manages to completely mess with my head. Better I found this out now than after I suppose. I was totally planning on seeing what HA paste could do for a whole range of things like infraorbital rims, malars etc.
I suppose I might need to risk it with a ZSO after all
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Even though it has produced some really good results, given the potential problems, is HA paste (grafts) even a good option?
Thanks for posting this question! I was going to ask the same thing.
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ytf forum?
Aaaannndddd yet again this forum manages to completely mess with my head. Better I found this out now than after I suppose. I was totally planning on seeing what HA paste could do for a whole range of things like infraorbital rims, malars etc.
I suppose I might need to risk it with a ZSO after all
I don't think Triaca does augmentation with HA anyway (assuming you're still planning on going with him). As far as I know there are only three maxfac surgeons that use HA for augmentation purposes: Arnett, Gunson and Mommaerts.
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I should mention that Mommaerts uses a different approach with HA than Arnett and Gunson. I'm not sure what exactly Arnett and Gunson do differently but they can shape the HA for weeks after the surgery. I asked Mommaerts about this and he said that he does not do it that way.
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ytf forum?
Aaaannndddd yet again this forum manages to completely mess with my head. Better I found this out now than after I suppose. I was totally planning on seeing what HA paste could do for a whole range of things like infraorbital rims, malars etc.
I suppose I might need to risk it with a ZSO after all
ZSO will give you width, by what will it do for infraorbital rims?
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ZSO will give you width, by what will it do for infraorbital rims?
I have zygomatic arch width, so that isn't the issue, I wanted a ZSO to create higher and slightly more forward projecting malars.
Infraorbital rims aren't really a concern, my eyes are vertically narrow and I don't have scleral show. I just thought it would be nice to add additional support there.
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I have zygomatic arch width, so that isn't the issue, I wanted a ZSO to create higher and slightly more forward projecting malars.
Infraorbital rims aren't really a concern, my eyes are vertically narrow and I don't have scleral show. I just thought it would be nice to add additional support there.
I doubt ZSO has that level of precision.
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I don't think Triaca does augmentation with HA anyway (assuming you're still planning on going with him). As far as I know there are only three maxfac surgeons that use HA for augmentation purposes: Arnett, Gunson and Mommaerts.
There are some cosmetic docs that do it, including a couple of the guys at the Singelberg clininc in Belgium. Incidentally, they also do ZSO and impants (medpor >:( and silicone) and a form of genioplasty that goes further back on the jaw than traditional
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I doubt ZSO has that level of precision.
Any reason you think that? I'd have thought any max fac operation would have a high degree of precision. After all they're osteotomising the bone and moving it into position manually. How could they not do it precisely?