Sentence examples for injectable procedures from inspiring English sources

As with all injectable procedures, the patient desires and expectations should be carefully reviewed (Kelly 2007).

Physical exams also appeared to be similar, as were injectable procedures.

It is imperative for the radiologist to remain abreast with the commonly used injectable facial fillers, the anatomical context of injection procedures and their complications to avoid misdiagnosis and unnecessary biopsy.

Notwithstanding the much-touted minimally invasive nature of facial filler injection procedures and safety claims of filler manufacturers, all types of injectable facial fillers can cause short-term and long-term complications [38, 40, 66, 67].

In the 33 clusters from the home-care arm of the previous research study, CHWs also had the capacity to treat newborns at home with injectable antibiotics, following procedures that have been previously described[ 14]; these clusters were balanced across the three cord care regimens (11 clusters in each arm of this study, Table 1).

Compared with allogeneous injectable products, the procedure is time consuming and expensive, with unpredictable efficacy, and often is associated with pronounced swelling of the recipient tissues.

In response to the development of safe new materials in facial aesthetics, as well as the prevailing cautious economic environment, there appears to be a major shift away from the more costly surgical to the less-expensive non-surgical procedures employing injectable products.

An addiction to plastic surgery led to a nose job, multiple liposuction procedures and injectables that were certain to generate attention -- and they did.

I went to different dermatologists, and they did Botox, and laser procedures, and injectables, and there was a difference—I looked a little bit younger, but still not to the point where people approached me and said, 'Hey, you look so great,' so I tried to find out where celebrities go for their treatments.

In sum, the results suggest that IDC-BG hybrid gels have osteoinductive properties and potentially offer a novel therapeutic approach for procedures requiring the injectable delivery of a malleable and dynamic bone graft that mineralizes under physiological conditions.

It is envisaged the use of MBGZ-7 as a promising dispersed phase in composite materials for minimally invasive surgery procedures, such as injectable bone cements, in order to allow the visualization of the implant under fluoroscopic control, during both injection and follow-up.