BIOPLASTY
Introduction Liquid implants made of biocompatible materials, via microcannulas, embedded on deep anatomical planes through a minimally invasive procedure. Bioplasty can counterfeit surgery in areas such as the lips, chin, nose, hands, buttocks, thighs, calves, and penile circumference.
PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate) is the most frequently used type of liquid implant, because its stable at the area in which it was applied to and no side-effects. Bioplasty techniques have been widely used and often replace surgical procedures that would provide the same effects, having the advantage of being a minimally invasive procedure.
Types of Bioplasty 1. Cheek Bioplasty (malar) ▪ Facial bioplasty can correct blemishes and enhances the cheeks.
2. Buttock Bioplasty ▪ Brazilian butt lift buttock bioplasty, or buttocks augmentation that can elevate and increase the glutes in a quick, simple and protected way and with fantastic outcome. 3. Jaw Line Bioplasty ▪ Can create or enhance the dividing line between the face and neck. ▪ Lessens tissue flaccidity, same results to those of a face-lift, especially when cheek (malar) bioplasty is included.
Types of Bioplasty 4. Nose Bioplasty ▪ To lift and make the nose thin and its tip will be much projected. ▪ Patients need to wear bandaging for a period of 7 to 15 days, depending on the procedure. 5. Calf Bioplasty ▪ Suggested for those with visible small calf muscles, inequality to the rest of the body and after undergoing physical treatments and workouts, no improvements.
Types of Bioplasty 6. Chin Bioplasty ▪ To reinforce, obtrude and correct irregular and imperfections without surgery, through a nominal invasive procedure. 7. Pectoral Bioplasty ▪ Eligible for this procedure are people who have hypotrophy of the pectoral muscles, poland syndrome or muscle asymmetry. ▪ It’s also recommended for patients who have disfigure chest muscles compare to muscles of other areas of the body and others who don’t get improvements in the development of such muscles. To get more information about bioplasty, visit - https://www.aacsh.com/