Key-Words: Skin Ageing, Face and Body Proportions, Fan Cephalometry, Auto-Graft, Creases, Folds and Wrinkles.

 

 The aesthetics of the human body is a balance of furrows and orifices, and artists of every period have studied the distance creases and folds to create a code for all body proportions [1].

 

Speedy-Micro-Cures (SMC) for skin ageing use a combination of techniques to alter the orientation and depth of aesthetic reference points, such as body folds and curves. These must be integrated into the body's bio-dynamics, in order to prevent as well as correct defects and irregularities of the body, which has an inherent disposition to change shape, both due to the physical forces acting on it and to the constant tissue replacement.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Instruments

 

Since the surgeon operates on a body in evolution,  the quality of the results will also depend on a number of adjustments and additional touches.

 

Time, gravity and traumatic or pathologic events all cause distortions to the body’s contours. Every surgical correction, like the natural forces, in turn produces physical changes that expand beyond the treated area and in time encroache into surrounding areas.

 Correct surgical planning therefore considers these morphological changes within a space-time context, in order to ensure the longest-lasting results possible.

 

Anthropometrical Models

 

Anthropometrical analysis, the starting-point of surgical planning, detects irregularities of body shape referred to standardized models.

 

Anaesthesia

 

Frozen metal plates are placed over the points where SMC  will be performed, the procedure is then completed with a micro-needle, connected to a pressurized infuser.

 

 

Speedy-Micro-Cures (SMC)

 

Human body aesthetics are characterized by an alternation of concave and convex forms, and by lines that define the different physiognomic areas. Based on anthropometrical models, pre-operative  planning  determines the use of one or more of the many available techniques so as to reconstruct harmonious proportions among physiognomic units.

  

 

Facial wrinkles

 

The effects of atrophy and gravity, combined with muscle action, cause wrinkles to form. Restoration of subcutaneous tissues by means of fat grafting expands the skin and returns it to smoothness.

Additive techniques in aesthetic plastic surgery increase the distance between the anthropometric points, and this must be considered during surgical planning. Augmentation of the labial, glabellar, and zygomatic regions restores harmonious cephalometric ratios.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Autologous Adipose Tissue

 

 

Body's Creases and Folds

 

Surgical body modelling must be planned in conformity with anthropometrical parameters. Remove and Add, the two fundamental theorems inspiring figurative arts and aesthetic plastic surgery, are combined into an action whose goal is to restore the body’s proportions; with the difference that the material with which the surgeon works has an in-built, autonomous reason to change shape, due to continual cell replacement. Surgical techniques must therefore be integrated into the bio-dynamics of the human body, accomplishing a remodelling task that, wherever possible, prevents as well as corrects defects and irregularities of the body contours.

 

 

1.Fruscella P.: Plasmatevi, ISBN 88-900566-0-6. 

 

2. Pinker S.: How the Mind Works, Mondadori, p. 519-522, 2000.

 

3. Fruscella P.: A Ten Dollar Technique to Remove Wrinkles, Italian Association for Research into Tissue Plasticity, 2^nd Meeting, May 24^th 2003, Rome.

 

4. Fruscella P.: Morphodynamics and Surgical Correction of the Bodys Creases, Folds, and Wrinkles. Aesth. Plast. Surg. 28:37-44, 2004.