Plastic, Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery, Hand, Burn and Craniofacial Surgery
The techniques of skeletal surgery of the midface were originally developed to treat problems related to congenital and posttraumatic deformities affecting the occlusion. Occlusion – the way the upper and
Continue readingAesthetic Craniomaxillofacial Surgery of the Midface
Electrical injuries comprise only a small fraction of burn injuries admitted to specialized centers. High voltage injuries may not be survivable. The flow of current through the body interferes with
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The sometimes baggy area beneath the eyelids overlying the cheek bones are called “festoons”. They represent a difficult problem, which is not solved by standard facelift techniques or a “classical”
Laser energy splits the colored particles in a tattoo into portions small enough to be removed by the body’s scavenger cells. Different wavelength are required for different colors for optimal
Trinidad Institute of Plastic Surgery was featured in the “Rejuvenate Mind, Body and Spirit” special edition volume 5 issue 3 of Caribbean Belle Magazine (http://caribbeanbelle.com). Caribbean Belle’s Aliyyah Eniath talks
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A. M. E. Skin Care Center and Trinidad Institute of Plastic Surgery offer various services, procedures and treatment in skin therapy, aesthetic medicine, non surgical rejuvenation and regenerative medicine. Contact
Continue readingSkin Therapy and Aesthetic Medicine Service Menu September 2010