WAsadeha wrote:Hi Kwell, thanks.. have you heard of Dr. Daniel G. Beckerkwelll wrote:Hello my dear.....WAsadeha wrote:thanks. WHO, so cartilage is used for tip projection?... how abt the picture above... is gortex used?.. i suppose Silicone cannot be used as its too hard and thus wud cause too much pressure on the skin.
I did asked the Dr on gortex and they say its way too soft for definition and thus cant be used for tip projection.
He also warned that gortex will be hard to remove as tissues are absorbed it.
As for the picture above, can anyone tell me wad material is that?
Is the implant made up of two pieces?.. It seems an 'I' implant followed by something else for the tip projection?
Anyone knows wad that is?
I did tell you before that the tip can only be enlongated sufficiently enough using autologous tissues i.e. CARTILAGE GRAFTS (usually septal or rib for strength)
The material on the picture is GOR-TEX (it is sheets like piled on layer by layer, silicone is a BLOCK FORM!) Dr. Tseng only uses GOR-TEX and I shape silicone implants !! REMEMBER............
I also do NOT buy the idea that gortex can add any real projection to the tip cos its just so SOFT. It might give the VOLUME to the tip but in my opinion, HARDLY definition. I like the volume filling it gives, but the texture sucks ....... at least for me cos I prefer the stronger material. (MAN?) LOL
FORGET about Silicone stick for the tip - PLEASE...............................whatever you do, listen to me for ONCE. I welcome questions.
Cheerio,
Kwell
(Am still a happy bunny)
http://www.beckercenter.com/profile.html
seems to be one of the top surgeon in rhinoplasty in the US ,,,
he together with Dr toriumi created the Becker/TORIUMI instrument set.
Yes, I am aware of Dr. Becker, in fact I wanted to consult him at one point seeing that he has such in depth knowledge of the nose and his website is just awesome with plenty of illustrations, which do speak a thousand words. Perhaps, its cheaper too? LOL