Archive for the 'Breast Enhancement' Category

Cytori’s Celution® System receives patent

Cytori Therapeutics has received the patent protecting its Celution® System applications for generation of adipose tissue-derived stem and regenerative cell-enhanced fat grafts that may be used in a variety of cosmetic surgery procedures, such as breast reconstruction, facial applications etc. The patent strengthens the competitive position of Celution System in the cosmetic surgery market. Cytori also seeks to protect other applications of the Celution System. Additional patents for the use of Celution System in cardiovascular and orthopedic proceduress have been filed too.

SAVI™ applicator treats breast cancer effectively: Study

A recent study conducted by the 21st Century Oncology on radiation therapy for breast cancer has found out that the SAVI™ applicator gave very good cosmetic results without any potential side effects, for women who could not qualify for breast conservation therapy through the use of a balloon device previously available. The incidence of side effects such as seroma (fluid collection), pigmentation change, fibrosis (scar tissue) or infection in the12 recent cases was reported to be minimal. The precision of the SAVI applicator can be estimated from the fact that the maximum skin dose of radiation prescribed for patients never exceeded the amount.

Mentor site on breast enhancement, cosmetic procedures

MentorMentor Corporation has launched an online educational resource for women considering breast augmentation and other cosmetic procedures. The site, www.LoveYourLook.com, is aimed at providing the most comprehensive information for women researching cosmetic surgery. This would help women make informed decisions and contact qualified physicians in their area. The site includes information on Mentor’s MemoryGel™ silicone implants.

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Move to protect cosmetic surgery patients in Canada

Canada FlagTwo new rule changes in Canada approved by College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) will stop a General Practitioner from advertising as a cosmetic surgeon so that people may be able to undergo cosmetic surgery with a trained professional. The practice of family doctors performing liposuctions and breast enlargements without proper training has been increasing in Canada.

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