Soft and hard tissue defects in the head and neck region after benign or malignant tumour
resection, can be reconstructed by surgical techniques, such as tissue transplantation …

Facially mutilated individuals are those who have suffered any type of mutilation in the head
and neck region, including anatomical structures such as ear, nose, eyes, eyelids, hard or …

Reconstruction of the head and neck continues to pose a variety of difficult functional and
aesthetic challenges to the plastic surgeon. While the surgical treatment for midfacial and …

Abstract'The face is the mirror of the mind', so said St Jerome. Patients affected by head and
neck cancer have to deal not only with the effects of the disease but also with the effects of …

Purpose: This review examined literature that reported functional outcomes across 3
categories of prosthetic treatment after microvascular reconstruction of the maxilla and …

Over the last decade non-surgical treatments for facial rejuvenation have increased
dramatically in popularity owing to the little 'downtime'compared with aesthetic surgery …

Surgery forms the mainstay of treatment of cancers in involving oral cavity. Unfortunately the
functional and aesthetic outcomes of surgical treatment can be unacceptable depending on …

Illustrated with over 3,400 drawings and full-color photographs, this volume presents a
unique multidisciplinary approach to head and neck reconstruction, combining input from …

Background: Maxillofacial prostheses provide effective rehabilitation of complex facial
defects as alternatives to surgical reconstruction. Although facial prostheses provide …