Other Ethnic Procedures
Dr. Slupchynskyj does many other procedures, such as keloid removal and
buccal fat removal, for African-Americans. Below are a few examples. For more information on these procedures follow the link to his primary website. www.FaceChange.org
| Non Surgical Injection (Silikon 1000) to Nasolabial (cheek fold) to reduce wrinkles. |
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| Keloid Removal |
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| Keloid Excision |
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| Lip Reduction |
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| Rhinoplasty, Chin Augmentation, Cheek Augmentation, Lower Eyelid Lift Chin and Cheek augmentation both provide the balance requied that a rhinoplasty alone could not do. |
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| Upper Eyelid Lift and Endscopic Browlift Upper Blepharoplasty and Browlift helped decrease the heaviness of the upper eyelid. |
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| Otoplasty Children as young as five often undergo otoplasty - ear pinning surgery. |
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| Blue Peel: Skin Resurfacing, Non Surgical Blue Peel can be use to refine skin texture, reduce the apearance of brown spots, sun spots, hyoerpigmentation and other factors that damage the skin. |
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WHY DO KELOIDS FORM? A keloid forms as healing injured skin produces excess connective tissue extending beyond the originally damaged area. Keloids do not flatten or regress like hypertrophic scars, and may grow to unsightly, disfiguring proportions. Time of onset is variable and may be weeks to months after infection or trauma. Keloids occur spontaneously. Although their cause is unknown, keloids tend to form mainly in parts of the body where melanocyte concentration is highest, thus sparing the palms and soles.
WHAT ARE THE BEST METHODS OF TREATMENT? CAN I EXPECT IT TO RECUR AND WHY? Excision followed by radiation therapy has been the most effective treatment. Surgical excision alone has resulted in documented recurrence rates of 50 to 80%. Postexcisional radiation therapy for keloids has been shown to reduce the recurrence rate to 20%. It is suggested that irradiation be initiated within 24 hours of the excision.
THE PROCEDURE : Excision is performed under local anesthesia. The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis and requires minimal after care. Stitches are removed on the 3rd day. You will be referred to a specialist for radiation therapy following your excision.
WHAT IS THE COST: Starting from $800.00 per keloid, depending upon size and placement on the body.
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Keloid Removal
Earlobe Keloid removal revision |
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Keloid Removal
Earlobe Keloid removal revision |
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Keloid Removal
Earlobe Keloid removal revision |
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Keloid Removal
Earlobe Keloid removal revision |
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Keloid Removal
Earlobe Keloid removal revision |
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REVISION Keloid Removal
Scalp Keloid removal revision |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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Keloid Removal
Ear Keloid removal |
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| Lip Augmentation |
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| Keloid Removal |
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Information about keloid treatments
Frequently asked keloid questions
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