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The Dorsal Nasal Flap for Reconstruction of Large Nasal Tip Defects
Chapter by: Zimbler, Marc S
in: RECONSTRUCTIVE CONUNDRUMS IN DERMATOLOGIC SURGERY: THE NOSE by Ratner, D; Cohen, JL; Brodland, DG [Eds]
OXFORD : BLACKWELL SCIENCE PUBL, 2014
pp. 43-45
ISBN:
CID: 2065152
Update on the effect of botulinum toxin pretreatment on laser resurfacing results [Comment]
Zimbler, Marc; Undavia, Satyen
PMID: 22801757
ISSN: 1538-3660
CID: 2064962
Pearls in facelift management
Zimbler, Marc S; Mashkevich, Grigoriy
Facelift surgery is complex and requires a significant commitment from both patient and surgeon. This article provides a collection of surgical tips and pearls that can be applied to most facelift procedures, no matter the surgical technique. A holistic approach to patient care is discussed regarding preoperative, perioperative, and postoperative management. Within this article the authors outline details so facial plastic surgeons can provide their patients with the smoothest surgical experience and recovery.
PMID: 19900667
ISSN: 1558-1926
CID: 2064972
Basal cell carcinoma arising 57 years after interstitial radiotherapy of a nasal hemangioma [Case Report]
Weiss, Elliot; Sukal, Sean A; Zimbler, Marc S; Geronemus, Roy G
PMID: 18513300
ISSN: 1524-4725
CID: 93762
The dorsal nasal flap for reconstruction of large nasal tip defects [Case Report]
Zimbler, Marc S
PMID: 18248465
ISSN: 1524-4725
CID: 2064982
Primary and adjunctive uses of botulinum toxin type A in the periorbital region
Balikian, Richard V; Zimbler, Marc S
Chemodenervation with botulinum toxin has become an integral part of the facial plastic armamentarium. Although eyebrow and eyelid cosmetic deformities and asymmetries have traditionally been treated by surgical intervention, Botox can now be incorporated effectively into the surgical plan. When the surgeon has a complete understanding of facial anatomy and muscular interactions, Botox can be used as a primary treatment of the periorbital region or as an adjunct to surgical procedures of the periorbital region.
PMID: 17383509
ISSN: 0030-6665
CID: 2064992
O to Z reconstruction of central upper lip defect [Case Report]
Vasyukevich, Kostantin; Zimbler, Marc S
PMID: 17214685
ISSN: 1076-0512
CID: 2065002
Cycladic sculpture [Historical Article]
Zimbler, Marc S
PMID: 16549742
ISSN: 1521-2491
CID: 2065012
Primary and adjunctive uses of botulinum toxin type A in the periorbital region
Balikian, Richard V; Zimbler, Marc S
Chemodenervation with botulinum toxin has become an integral part of the facial plastic armamentarium. Although eyebrow and eyelid cosmetic deformities and asymmetries have traditionally been treated by surgical intervention, Botox can now be incorporated effectively into the treatment plan. When the surgeon has a complete understanding of facial anatomy and muscular interactions, Botox can be used as a primary treatment of the periorbital region or as an adjunct to surgical procedures of the periorbital region.
PMID: 16253845
ISSN: 1064-7406
CID: 2065022
The "pinch and slide" blepharoplasty: safe and predictable aesthetic results
Zimbler, Marc S; Prendiville, Steve; Thomas, J Regan
Blepharoplasty is one of the most common facial cosmetic surgical procedures. When done properly, this relatively simple operation can result in a dramatic improvement for the patient with relatively little downtime. However, when it is performed improperly, the results can be crippling for the patient and often difficult for the surgeon to correct. Standard treatments for upper eyelid dermatochalasis include surgical excision of skin, muscle, and fat. Several techniques have been described for removing some or all of these components, depending on the patients' anatomic requirements. In particular, the "pinch" technique can be used to remove either the upper eyelid skin alone or a combination of skin, muscle, and fat. While this technique is not new, its appearance in the literature is sparse. We demonstrate herein how a modified version of the pinch technique can be used to remove the central orbital fat pad by "sliding" the pad through the medial fat pad incision. This procedure maintains the integrity of the central orbital septum and the delicate structures that lie beneath.
PMID: 15381583
ISSN: 1521-2491
CID: 2065032