Literature Reviews on Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery

The document reviewed various studies on cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, highlighting advancements and outcomes. Key findings included the social acceptance of cosmetic surgery as a strong motivator, the effectiveness of a triple antibiotic wash in reducing capsular contraction in breast surgeries, and high satisfaction with a new mastopexy technique. Studies also identified key structures in forehead rejuvenation, innovative techniques in rhinoplasty and brachioplasty, and the impact of herbal supplements on surgical outcomes. Additionally, research on hair restoration techniques, such as the SAFE system, showed reduced follicle transection rates, and Botox was found significantly more effective than topical creams for treating glabellar rhytids. Overall, these studies provided valuable insights into improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes.