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The Canadian Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 40th Annual Meeting : September 20 & 21, 2013, Vancouver, British Columbia

2013-01-01

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After studying the anatomy of 10 fresh cadavers, we developed a technique for the treatment of the cervical area during face lifts. We called this technique PLATYSMA-SUSPENSION and PLATYSMA-PEXY rather than plication. This technique consists of suspending the free edge of the platysma muscle and fixing it to a resistant tissue close to the earlobe (Loré’s fascia or temporo-parotid fascia). The anterior triangle of...

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b124c588-2d1e-5c09-8d10-5724b24a2c56
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10.1177/229255031302100412
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PMC3910523
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