The machine age: What's next in technology?

From skin tightening to vaginal rejuvenation, cosmetic surgeons share their opinions on what will trend next in aesthetic technology. Read More

IN BRIEF

Perforator mapping with your smartphone

Could a $200 smartphone-compatible thermal imaging camera effectively assess the cutaneous blood flow in reconstructive surgery patients? Learn More

Improving transaxillary breast augmentation results

Plastic surgeons in South Korea examine using shaped cohesive gel implants in transaxillary breast augmentation. This Is What They Found

Skin substitutes for wound management

Boston-based surgeons examine the literature for the current status of tissue engineered skin substitutes in the United States. Here's Why

January 22, 2016

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