FACE

Aspirator effective as rhinoplasty tool

Philadelphia — The ultrasonic bone aspirator, which uses sound waves to remove bone without damaging surrounding soft tissue, may be a useful tool for performing rhinoplasties, ScienceDaily reports. » More

BODY

Abdominoplasty combo surgery boosts risk

Washington — New research suggests that women who undergo simultaneous abdominal sacrocolpopexy and abdominoplasty have a very high rate of perioperative complications and should be encouraged to schedule the procedures separately, Medscape Today reports. » More

FYI ...

252,261

Number of nose reshaping procedures performed in 2010

Source: American Society of Plastic Surgeons

BREAST

Knowledge ups requests for reconstruction

New York — Preoperative patient education significantly increases the rate of breast reconstruction after mastectomy among uninsured breast cancer patients and especially among black and Asian women, HealthDay News reports. » More

ASSOCIATION NEWS

**AACS issues rebuttal to USA Today articles**

Chicago — The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery has issued a strong rebuttal to a two-day sequence of USA Today articles that focused on cases of women dying or being disfigured after undergoing cosmetic procedures. » More

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