Minimize Scars, Maximize Healing
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BioTissue in Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
BioTissue’s human birth tissue allografts are used as an adjunct for surgical applications to support a regenerative healing environment and expedite soft tissue healing by:
- Managing scarring and adhesion formation
- Modulating inflammation
The Power of Restorative Healing Helps Expedite Better Function and Cosmesis
Case courtesy of: Eric Weiss, MD – Orange Park Medical Center, Orange Park, FL
Patient presented with necrotic nipple after secondary Mastopexy. Clarix® 1K allograft was applied; patient achieved healing in 15 weeks.
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Split-thickness skin grafting (STSG) is a classic example where complete, functional healing can be challenging.
The forearm case below shows a comparison between a BioTissue human birth tissue application on the volar side (FIG. 1A) vs. a dorsal split thickness graft (FIG. 2A). Both the split-thickness skin graft (STSG), and birth tissue allograft wound sites, achieved closure within 2.5-months post-op. However, the medial side of the arm, where the allograft was utilized, showed a return of hair growth and normal sensation, without significant contracture (FIG. 1B), whereas the area covered by the STSG did not (FIG. 2B).
Courtesy of: Christopher Stewart, MD; Little Rock, AR
Patient Expectations are High in Plastics.
At the time of surgery, give that one chance its best chance.
Case courtesy of: Eric Weiss, MD – Orange Park Medical Center, Orange Park,FL
Patient with large keloid mass on the neck. Clarix birth tissue was applied as an adjunct.
Patient progression at time of surgery, 3 months and 5.5 months.
For Every Wound There is a Scar
Courtesy of: Eric Weiss, MD; Orange Park, FL
