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Tissue Characterization after a New Disaggregation Method for Skin Micro-Grafts Generation
Published on: March 4, 2016
Abstract:
It is the primary responsibility of the plastic surgical skin care specialist to support the patient care philosophies of the plastic surgeon and the practice, while contributing his or her expertise to optimize patient care outcomes. The clinical role in the medical environment differs from other sources for skin care because of the patient care component; the whole person enveloped in the skin is included in the equation. The addition of nurses and aestheticians in this complementary role to the practice speaks to the new paradigm of patient care, for they markedly contribute to the well-being of the patient. Quality skin care programs affect the final results of nonoperative techniques for facial rejuvenation. Plastic surgical skin care specialists recognize the uniqueness of their roles. They willingly demonstrate their passion for skin care excellence, while participating as the newest member on the plastic surgical team.
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