All articles tagged with #reconstructive surgery
Originally Published 27 days ago — by NJ.com
A new 6,800-square-foot surgical center in Glen Rock, Bergen County, offers high-end hospitality and advanced reconstructive and cosmetic procedures, aiming to serve as an international destination for private, specialized surgical care with amenities like wellness services and calming design.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Actress Olivia Munn opens up about the 'shock' she experienced upon seeing her body for the first time after a double mastectomy following her breast cancer diagnosis. She describes the emotional toll of the surgeries and the challenges of coming to terms with the changes in her body. Munn also discusses her decision to keep her battle with cancer private until after her reconstructive surgery, and emphasizes the importance of raising awareness for other women at risk of breast cancer.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Squid Game actor Geoffrey Giuliano was rushed to the hospital in Thailand after a chainsaw accidentally severed two of his toes during a home renovation. The 70-year-old star underwent reconstructive surgery and expressed that the incident was worse than anything depicted in the popular Netflix show. Giuliano, who achieved acting success in Squid Game, had previously been thrown out of a McDonald's in Holland for allegedly being American. He has demanded an apology from the fast-food chain, claiming he experienced anti-American discrimination.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
A Washington state woman's nose fell off after a botched cosmetic filler injection caused a vascular occlusion, leading to tissue death and necrosis. The woman experienced severe physical and emotional trauma, including difficulty eating and loss of work opportunities. She now wears a prosthetic nostril but hopes to raise awareness about the risks of improperly administered cosmetic procedures and encourages others to embrace natural aging instead.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Livescience.com
Scientists are developing a "bionic breast" device that could restore sensation to breast cancer survivors who have undergone mastectomies and reconstructive surgeries. The device, which would be implanted in the skin of the chest, aims to address the loss of sensation and sexual satisfaction experienced by many patients. The team has received $4 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to start testing parts of the device in patients as early as next year. The device uses artificial pressure sensors and implanted electrodes to stimulate intercostal nerves, which relay signals to the brain as sensation. The research may have potential applications beyond breast cancer survivors.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Wall Street Journal
Ukrainian soldiers who suffered facial injuries during the war with Russia are receiving reconstructive surgery in Poland. The surgeries are being performed by a team of doctors who specialize in facial reconstruction and are funded by a Polish charity. The soldiers, who have been left disfigured and struggling to eat and speak, are grateful for the opportunity to regain their appearance and functionality.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
A specialized US and Canadian team of surgeons from Face the Future is working in Ukraine to repair the faces of soldiers and civilians shattered by war. The surgeries are complex and require a five- to 10-year commitment from the surgeons involved. The team is also training Ukrainian surgeons to help them deal with similar injuries in the future. The surgeries are not just about physical trauma, but also about helping patients deal psychologically with their injuries.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
Philadelphia Phillies' first baseman Rhys Hoskins has a torn left ACL and will require reconstructive surgery after a non-contact injury during a spring training game. Hoskins has not been ruled out for the season, but the standard recovery time for a baseball player is about nine months. This is a significant blow for the Phillies, as Hoskins played in 156 games in 2022 and hit 30 homers in the regular season. The team has a few internal options, including left-handed-hitting Darick Hall, but may also explore outside help.