Volume 1, Issue 1 Archives -

Experience of Reduction Mammoplasty in Tertiary Level Hospital

Post category:2020 Original Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Breast reduction is a highly effecaceous procedure for macromastia with a great amount of patient satisfaction and low rate of complications. In this study reduction mammoplasty was carried out by inferior and superior or superomedial pedicle. In all patients inverted T or wise pattern technique was used. Study Population comprises of 09 patients in whom inferior pedicle was carried out in in 05 patients and superior or superomedial pedicle was used in 04

Drainless Lipoabdominoplasty: My Experience in Bangladesh

Post category:2020 Original Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Siddiky SA | The use of drains during lipoabdominoplasty operation has been a routine procedure all along. This is done to prevent seroma formation. But there are problems associated with drains, such as, pain, difficulty in patient mobilization, blockage, and infection'. Strategies to prevent seroma has been tried. But with improvement in dissection technique along with other strategies to prevent seroma, surgeons have now started to

Surgical Management of Gynecomastia : Liposuction and Subcutaneous Mastectomy

Post category:2020 Original Article Volume 1, Issue 1

There are multiple options for surgical treatment of gynecomastia including liposuction, subcutaneous mastectomy and combination of both. In this study we observed the outcome of the options of surgical treatment of Simons Grade I and Grade IIA gynecomastia.This is an observational study of 26 patients who underwent surgery for gynecomastia. Surgical management was planned according to grading of gynecomastia, amount of fatty tissue and glandular tissue present in the enlarged breast.

Hymenoplasty: More than Aesthetic Gynecology

Post category:2020 Review Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Women pursue hymen reconstruction for various personal and cultural reasons. Patients may seek to restore the native hymen following sexual violence, medical interventions, or other involuntary hymenal injuries to reclaim personal ownership of their bodies. Others wish to reexperience their first penetrative sexual encounter with a partnerl. Certainly the most commonly reported motivation is the restoration of physical virginity to align patients

Procedure, Applications and Outcomes of Lipoinjection for Soft Tissue Augmentation

Post category:2020 Original Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Islam MT, Siddiky SA | Plastic surgeons all over the world are challenged with a dramatically increased public interest and demand for aesthetic contouring surgery. There is growing advocacy for autologous fat transfer techniques for contouring various defects among surgeons due to its safety, flexibility and long-lasting results. Methods: This study was conducted between March 2017 to July 2019. Patients with contour deformities were

Diced Cartilage Fascia Technique with a Single Incision for Dorsal Augmentation in Rhinoplasty

Post category:2020 Original Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Choudhury I, Siddiky SA | This paper aimed at a newer technique for dorsal augmentation during rhinoplasty using diced cartilage wrapped in fascia. The usage of diced cartilage has been variously described in the literature with consistently satisfactory results. We present our early experience with patients undergoing dorsal augmentation during rhinoplasty using an updated method of diced cartilage wrapped in fascia with a single incision at donor site.

Use of Autologous Fat Grafting as an Adjunct to FAMM Flap for Reconstruction of a Traumatic Lip Injury by Human Bite

Post category:2020 Case Report Volume 1, Issue 1

Humayra Z U, Sharmin A, Khan MA | The lips have important functional and aesthetic roles in daily living(!). They are the focal point of the lower face, with several aesthetic units intricately controlled by a complex series of muscles. Restoration of the whole spectrum makes reconstruction of the lip especially challenging. Case Presentation: A 25 years old female presented with a severe tissue defect on her upper lip and left angle of mouth to

Resurfacing Large Palmar Hand Wound with an Aesthetic Demand from a Patient: A Case Report

Post category:2020 Case Report Volume 1, Issue 1

Rahman H, Azad MAK, Mannan MA, Rouf RS | Early, single stage reconstruction of hand wound with a well vascularised tissue carries the best possible result. It also enables to do any secondary procedures for tendon, nerve or joints. Free tissue transfer is only rarely indicated for the palm. when required, however, these procedures can limit hospital stay and overall cost. Commonly used free flap like radial forearm flap, dorsalis pedis flap,

Oncoplastic Breast Surgery: the Balance Between Oncological Safety and Good Cosmetic Result

Post category:2020 Review Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Sarker M | Breast-conserving surgery combined with postoperative radiotherapy has become the preferred treatment for the early-stage breast cancer as it has equivalent survival to that of mastectomy. It is sometimes challenging to completely excise the cancer with adequate surgical margin while preserving the natural shape and appearance of the breast. Oncoplastic breast surgery emerged as an approach to allow wider excision when

Complications and Management of Rhinoplasty: Our Experience in Bangladesh

Post category:2020 Original Article Volume 1, Issue 1

Islam MS, Siddiky SAP | Rhinoplasty can be either reconstructive or aesthetic. The history of rhinoplasty dates back to 2500 years. It was first documented in the Indian subcontinent by Sushruta, a case of reconstructive rhinoplasty on 600 BC, whereas John Orlando Roe performed the first cosmetic rhinoplasty in 1887 in New York. In the West, rhinoplasty is a very commonly performed operation, but it has not gained popularity in Bangladesh yet.