Biomedical subjects

G Felman

Publications and source records attributed to G Felman.

3 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1994

Post-thermal burn alopecia and its treatment using extensive horizontal scalp reduction in combination with a Juri flap.

The extensive horizontal scalp reduction technique with its difficulties and known limitations in relocation of flap and horizontal reduction was performed twice in combination with a Juri flap technique as treatment of wide scar alopecia resulting from a thermal burn. The dramatic effect achieved has left the patients as well as the surgeon satisfied with the cosmetic results.

Adolescent↗

PubMed1993

Direct upper-lip lifting: a safe procedure.

Thin lips and an aging lower third of the face are increasingly the focus for surgical improvement. Thin and tightly pursed lips imply a certain resignation or even bitterness, especially in older women. Excessive application of lipstick to enhance the shape and color of thin lips was a solution but a poor camouflage. The desire for well-defined and full lips, as seen today on many models and actresses, is the motivation behind the increasing demand of women with relatively normal looking lips to turn to cosmetic surgery. They often present the surgeon with photographs of the shape and fullness of lips they desire to achieve. In this article the author recommends the use of the direct upper-lip lifting method as a more effective and successful approach to enhancing the shape of the upper lip. For plumping the lower and upper lip, the author recommends using autologous collagen augmentation.

Adipose Tissue↗

PubMed1992

Felman double-liposuction cannula.

This article presents the design of a new double-liposuction cannula that can be used in major lipodystrophy. The new cannula enables constant flow of sterile solution during liposuction to wash out the remaining destroyed fat tissue and blood clots in "tunnels."

Catheterization↗