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There’s no sugarcoating it: surgical drains are a necessary evil, according to RealSelf.
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PDO Max Launches Polymer Threads for Aesthetics
PDO MAX, Inc. has launched Molded Levo Max, an FDA-recognized advancement in biodegradable PDO threads for non-invasive aesthetics, offering contouring for the lower face and jawline.
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AI Overviews Upend Patient Search: What Plastic Surgeons Need to Know
AI-generated search is reshaping how patients find plastic surgeons, and rater8 CEO Evan Steele...
Cynosure to Acquire the MyEllevate Facial Rejuvenation Treatment
Cynosure announced recently, at The Aesthetic Society’s “The Aesthetic Meeting 2021,” that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the MyEllevate Surgical Suture System.
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Study Reveals Highly Polished Scalpel Blades Reduce Incisional Wound Scar Variability
Planatome Technology’s surgical blade incisions show a more uniform collagen deposition and produce a better scar, due to faster collagen reorganization from a reduction in tissue disruption.
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Twilight Sedation: 8 Things to Know
Here, the top eight things to know if you’re considering twilight anesthesia for your cosmetic procedure, according to RealSelf.
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Apyx Medical Corp Receives Regulatory Clearance to Market and Sell Its Helium Plasma Technology Products in Five New Countries
Apyx Medical Corporation announces it has obtained regulatory approval to market and sell its Helium Plasma Technology products in five new countries: Australia, Brazil, Israel, Taiwan and Thailand.
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FDA Clears Dermapose Access Office-Based Fat Harvesting System
Bimini Health Tech announces it has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its fat harvesting system Dermapose Access, designed to be used in an office with only local anesthesia.
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FDA Warns of Overinflation, Acute Pancreatitis with Certain Intragastric Balloons for Weight Loss
The FDA recently issued a Letter to Health Care Providers detailing risks for hyperinflation and acute pancreatitis observed in post-approval studies for two liquid-filled intragastric balloons indicated for weight loss, both approved in 2015 and manufactured by Apollo Endosurgery.
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Another Use for Kinesiology Tape? PPE Skin Protection
Toronto-based SpiderTech, a manufacturer of Kinesiology tape, suggests its product as a solution for healthcare workers with irritated skin resulting from wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
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Allurion Files for PMA Submission of Elipse Gastric Balloon
Allurion Technologies is one step closer to having its Elipse gastric balloon enter the U.S. market, Medical Device and Diagnostic Industry reports.
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Blossom Innovations Wins IMCAS’ Innovation of the Year Award
Blossom Innovations LLC announces that its S3Inject platform was awarded the Innovation of the Year Award at the recent 2020 International Master Course on Aging Science (IMCAS) World Congress, held in Paris, France.
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Cypris Medical Achieves ISO Certification
Cypris Medical Inc announces that an extensive independent audit of its quality management system has successfully culminated in an ISO 13485 certification.
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OnLume Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for Fluorescence-Guided Surgery Device
OnLume Inc announces that it had received 510(k) clearance from the FDA to market its first product, a fluorescence guided surgery (FGS) system.
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Endonovo Therapeutics Expands SofPulse Sales to Plastic Surgery Centers
Endonovo Therapeutics Inc announces sales of SofPulse units to multiple plastic surgery centers, in a media release.
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Bloodsuckers Find Higher Purpose in Skin Grafts and Plastic Surgery
Regina Leader-Post highlights the use of leeches in various medical procedures, including plastic surgery.
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The Future of Plastic Surgery: Where Are We Going & How Do We Get There
IMC Grupo talks about all the things we expect in the future of plastic surgery.
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What are the Impacts of Technology on Every Day Dermatology Practice?
Nearly 55 percent to 70 percent of the doctors, along with dermatologists, have been inclined to the increasing use of digital tools in the U.S. Still, the adaptation of technology tools also comes with financial, staff, and patient number implications, according to Medical Tech Outlook.
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