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hi, this is dr. hourglass, and welcome toanother video in our channel star bodies. today we are going to discuss contour irregularitiesduring liposuction. in this channel, we discuss everything you need to know to get that star body that you want. welcome back. when a surgeon is performing liposuction to give the patient a nice shape, many times the area to be contoured requiresaggressive suction. this typically is necessary on the flanks and the sides of the body. tumescent anesthesia is also injected to decrease bleeding and pain and decrease the general anesthetic requirements when you are asleep. the tumescent anesthesia needs to be evenly distributed in the body. this will essentially engorge the subcutaneous tissue. if more tumescent anesthesia is injected on one side than the other, you can develop contour irregularitiesor liposuction deformities. liposuction deformities come in various forms. you can develop indentations, areas of lumpiness and bumpiness, or unevenness in

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marcela, what are you dissatisfied with? my small breasts and larger hips. i think that i mainly needto add some volume into the breast area. -when did you start worrying about this? -early, when i was about fifteen. when i stopped breastfeeding,i was already convinced that i’d need to undergo some sort of procedure. my breast size even decreasedslightly after breastfeeding, which made me 100% certain i wanted to do it. what is your current breast size? i have an a-cupor perhaps even smaller. i have essentially felt self-conscious since puberty. what results is thati try to hide it, and i also try to choose clothingthat doesn’t emphasize it so much. or i try to choose underwearthat will boost my cup size a bit. you’ve chosen to have your breasts enlarged using your own fat rather than implants. -why this method?-i think it’s better for me, because it is more natural. also, i’d like to remove fat from body parts that i am not happy with. this new plastic surgery method d

welcome everybody.today i’m going to talk to you about biofabrication and the role that this plays in the futureof regenerative medicine. i work at the institute of health and biomedicalinnovation which is over at kelvin grove and i together work with a wide range of researcherswho are working together closely to deliver real world solutions to a range of very importanthealth issues. one of the technologies that we’re developingover there is a technology called biofabrication. now this is an additive manufacturing techniqueor a 3d printing technique that enables us to create biologically relevant customisedtissue substitutes. so really the vision we have within our groupis to create anatomically precise, customised patient specific tissue replacements to treatpatients who are suffering large amounts of tissue loss, and i’ll talk a bit more aboutthis as i go through my presentation. so i’m going to jump straight into a clinicalcase for you here. as you can see we have an ex