Sentence examples for tissue lifting from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, soft tissue lifting and redraping have constituted the cornerstone of most facial rejuvenation procedures.

An example is the edge effect where tissue lifts from the slide and both sides of the section are exposed to the immunoperoxidase reaction.

The questions span the extent of tissue lift, correction of facial aging lines (marionette fold, nasolabial fold), and overall effect on facial appearance.

Among patients treated on the neck in one study (N=70), quantitative assessment indicated that 72.9% of subjects achieved a visible tissue lift of ≥20.0 mm of the submental area.

He was co-chairman of a panel that recommended that a ban on federal financing of research using fetal tissue be lifted, a recommendation that President George Bush rejected in 1989.

In this procedure a hinged flap is made in the outer corneal tissue and lifted out of the way to allow an excimer laser (an ultraviolet chemical laser; also called an exciplex laser) to reshape the underlying tissue.

Use a paper towel or tissue to lift paint from the paper in a few places, creating the appearance of clouds and shifts in color.

The availability of a variety of safe volumizing products with excellent tissue-lifting capacity in Canada has provided Canadian aesthetic specialists the opportunity to pioneer and contribute many important techniques to this rapidly developing arena.

First, digital palpation was used to identify safe sites for needle puncture (as with percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy placement); the anterior gastric wall was then fixed to the abdominal wall at four points with T-bar style tissue anchors (Lesion lifting device; Sumitomo Bakelite Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan).

This has huge benefits because normally if you try pushing a tool or lifting some tissue, the entire instrument will move, says Dr Park.

The upper part of ilium attached to the sacrum could be identified; the entire plexus could now be traced in front of ala of sacrum, after lifting the tissue subperiosteally.