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1. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline Revision: Reduction Mammaplasty

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Perdikis, Galen, Dillingham, Claire, Boukovalas, Stefanos, Ogunleye, Adeyemi A., Casambre, Francisco, Dal Cin, Arianna, Davidson, Caryn, Davies, Claire C., Donnelly, Katelyn C., Fischer, John P., Johnson, Debra J., Labow, Brian I., Maasarani, Samantha, Mullen, Kyle, Reiland, Juliann, Rohde, Christine, Slezak, Sheri, Taylor, Anne, Visvabharathy, Vidya, and Yoon-Schwartz, Diana

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2022
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4. Complete Hemifacial Paralysis Post-facelift: Making Sense of a Plastic Surgeon's Worst Nightmare.

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Venditto, Chelsea M, Grotting, James C, Auersvald, Andre, Johnson, Debra J, Labbé, Daniel, Hodgkinson, Darryl, Barrera, Alfonso, Warren, Richard J, Botti, Giovanni, Laeken, Nancy Von, and Bald, Madeline

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Background Postrhytidectomy hemifacial paralysis is a frightening clinical condition affecting the proximal facial nerve and most often associated with Bell's palsy. Associated symptoms are common and include auditory, salivary, vestibular, and gustatory complaints. Objectives The aim of the study was to provide increased awareness of postrhytidectomy hemifacial paralysis secondary to Bell's palsy in the plastic surgery community. Methods Following a roundtable discussion with the senior author's (J.C.G.) plastic surgery colleagues located all over the world, 8 surgeons reported having had firsthand experience with hemifacial paralysis in patients following facelift. Descriptions of their cases, including preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative courses were collected and reported. Results A total of 10 cases of postrhytidectomy hemifacial paralysis were analyzed based on results of a clinical questionnaire. Eight of the 10 cases involved all facial nerve branches, with 2 cases sparing the marginal mandibular branch. The vast majority of cases were referred to a neurologist and steroids initiated. Two patients were returned to the operating room for exploration. Associated symptoms reported included pain in the ear, hearing loss, ocular symptoms such as tearing or dryness, vestibular symptoms such as vertigo, changes in taste, and in 1 patient an electric-shock type sensation to the face. Conclusions Hemifacial paralysis associated with Bell's palsy following rhytidectomy is a rare but known clinical entity that should be included in the preoperative informed consent process before facelift. Current management trends are neurology referral and steroid initiation. Level of Evidence: 4 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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18. Contributors

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Balbinot, Priscilla, Bengtson, Bradley P., Brown, Mitchell H., Calobrace, M. Bradley, Caraballo, Samira E., Chaudhry, Obaid, D’Alessandro, Gabriel Salum, Del Vecchio, Daniel, Edwards, Michael C., Egro, Francesco M., Glicksman, Caroline, Graf, Ruth Maria, Greco, Richard J., Hammoudeh, Ziyad S., Jewell, Mark L., Johnson, Debra J., Kaplan, Karen, Kassira, Wrood, Lee, Hong-Ki, Li, Qiong, Lin, Jeng-Yee, Mays, Chet J., Mirmanesh, Michael D., Sr., Nugent, Ajani, Closs Ono, Maria Cecília, Sr., Pace, Daniele Helena, Patel, Nirav B., Povedano, Alejandro, Pu, Lee L.Q., Rubin, J. Peter, Salgado, Christopher J., Saltz, Renato, Sampaio Góes, João Carlos, Scala, Fernanda Dinelli, Stevens, W. Grant, Strock, Louis L., and Swanson, Eric

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2020
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20. Melting the Plastic Ceiling

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Silva, Amanda K., primary, Preminger, Aviva, additional, Slezak, Sheri, additional, Phillips, Linda G., additional, and Johnson, Debra J., additional

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2016
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22. Carbon Dioxide versus Saline Tissue Expanders

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Ascherman, Jeffrey A., primary, Zeidler, Kamakshi R., additional, Jacoby, Adam, additional, Appel, James Z., additional, Berkowitz, R. Laurence, additional, Castle, John, additional, Colwell, Amy, additional, Chun, Yoon S., additional, Johnson, Debra J., additional, and Mohebali, Khashayar, additional

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2016
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23. Can Plastic Surgeons Maintain Professionalism within Social Media?

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Gutierrez, Pablo L. and Johnson, Debra J.

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*PLASTIC surgery, *MARKETING, *MEDICAL ethics, *PHOTOGRAPHY, *PRIVACY, *SOCIAL media, *ETHICS
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Plastic surgeons have evolved their methods of reaching potential patients by using various forms of social media. Such platforms can educate, inform, and, for some, entertain. Social media now allows consumers to compare themselves to a much wider, if not global, set of peers that might further exacerbate their anxiety regarding their appearance. Plastic surgeons should ensure that use of patient images does not violate privacy or create unreasonable expectations about the results that can be obtained; nor should plastic surgeons' marketing objectify women. Professionalism on the part of plastic surgeons, along with the utmost respect for patients, must remain paramount. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2018
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24. Aeroform vs Saline Tissue Expansion in Breast Reconstruction

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Ascherman, Jeffrey A., primary, Jacoby, Adam, additional, Alizadeh, Kaveh, additional, Appel, James, additional, Berkowitz, R. Laurence, additional, Castle, John, additional, Chun, Yoon S., additional, Colwell, Amy S., additional, Desai, Ankit R., additional, Downey, Susan E., additional, Evans, Gregory, additional, Fallucco, Michael, additional, Halperin, Terri, additional, Hollenbeck, Scott, additional, Johnson, Debra J., additional, Mohebali, Khashayar, additional, Morris, Donald, additional, Stokes, Tracey, additional, Sudarsky, Laura A., additional, and Zeidler, Kamakshi R., additional

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2015
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25. XPAND Patient-Activated Controlled Tissue Expander System for Breast Reconstruction

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Ascherman, Jeffrey A., primary, Castle, John, additional, Colwell, Amy, additional, Chun, Yoon S., additional, Evans, Gregory, additional, Johnson, Debra J., additional, Morris, Donald, additional, Berkowitz, R. Laurence, additional, Desai, Ankit R., additional, Alizadeh, Kaveh, additional, Hollenbeck, Scott, additional, Appel, James, additional, Thornton, Brian, additional, Mohebali, Khashayar, additional, Spiegel, Aldona, additional, Downey, Susan, additional, and Zeidler, Kamakshi R., additional

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2014
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26. AeroForm Patient Controlled Tissue Expansion and Saline Tissue Expansion for Breast Reconstruction

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Zeidler, Kamakshi R., primary, Berkowitz, R. Laurence, additional, Chun, Yoon S., additional, Alizadeh, Kaveh, additional, Castle, John, additional, Colwell, Amy S., additional, Desai, Ankit R., additional, Evans, Gregory, additional, Hollenbeck, Scott, additional, Johnson, Debra J., additional, Morris, Donald, additional, and Ascherman, Jeffrey A., additional

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2014
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