This book is the first authoritative and comprehensive volume dedicated to modern concepts in the treatment of diseases due to injection of modeling substances. It provides an up-to-date and highly illustrated work of the epidemiology, physiopathology, imaging features; clinical, social, and legal implications of diseases due to injection of modeling substances. In addition, this volume discusses the world history of the injection of illegal modeling substances, their physiopathology, clinical implications, how to manage the affected patients, and legal and social aspects.
Modern Concepts in Treating Diseases Due to Injection of Modeling Substances is an essential resource for physicians, plastic surgeons, mastologist, gynecologists, immunologists, residents, fellows, and physicians in primary care, health promotion, and disease prevention.
Part 1: General.- Injection-induced diseases. A Global problem.-
Complications after injection of non-absorbable substances.- Complications
and Management of Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) and liquid silicone
Injections.- Adverse effects of injectable Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) in
aesthetic plastic surgery: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis.-
Dermatopathies due to the injection of permanent synthetic substances
Pathophysiology.- Renal insufficiency due to methacrylic injection.-
Complications in the Nervous System Due to the Use of Injectable Cosmetic
Materials.- Part II. Worlwide Epidemiology of The Disease Due to the
Injection of Nonabsorbable Synthetic Materials.- Argentinian Experience.-
Australian experience.- BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE WITH BIOPOLYMERS.- CHILEAN
EXPERIENCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS INJECTED WITH SILICONE.- The
Historical Context of Permanent Filler Disease (PERFILD) for Body Contouring
in Colombia and Latin America.- Cuban history with the injection of foreign
substances to modify the body contour.- Dominican Republic´s Experience with
Biopolymers.- European Non-absorbable Fillers History to modify the body
contour.- Complications of Permanent Fillers in Western Europe: Perspectives
from France.- The Negative Force Behind the Practice of Using Silicone
Injections: Perspectives from Indonesia.- Japanese experience.- Korean
experience with Illegal foreign body injection for beauty purposes.- Romanian
experience.- Russian Experience With Diseases Due To The Injection Of Various
Modeling Substances.- Singapore Experience. BREAST FILLERS: HISTORY REPEATING
ITSELF.- Experience in Spain with Permanent Synthetic Filler Disease (PSFD).-
Uruguayan Experience With Biopolymers.- Venezuelan Experience.- Part III.
SILICONE AND AUTOIMMUNITY.- Physiopatologhic Process In Patients With
Synthetic Permanent Fillers.- AUTOIMMUNE/INFLAMMATORY SYNDROME (ASIA) INDUCED
BY MINERAL OIL INJECTION. A hidden health problem in Latin America.-
Therapeutic Approaches for Patients with Immune-Mediated Complications from
Dermal Fillers: A Rheumatologist's Perspective.- Part IV. MEDICAL
MANAGEMENT.- Clinical approach to diseases caused by injection of synthetic
substances.- THE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH EIRSP.- Considerations
on Anesthesia.- Part V. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS of Injectable Synthetic Fillers and
Their Complications.- The Role of Diagnostic Imaging in Aesthetic and Plastic
Surgery.- Imaging Diagnosis in the Face.- Imaging Diagnosis in Breasts and
Migration to Axillary Nodes.- Diagnostic Imaging in injection-induced breast
siliconomas.- Imaging Diagnosis in Buttocks.- Imaging Findings in Migration
to the Lumbosacral Area and Lower Limbs.- Imaging Diagnosis of Permanent
Synthetic Filler Migration to Female and Male Genitals.- Part VI.
PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS.- Histopathological Characteristics of Biopolymer
Injection in Soft Tissues.- PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN FACIAL AND LABIAL SOFT
TISSUE FILLERS.- Part VII. FACIAL PROBLEM.- Complications of Permanent Dermal
Fillers in Facial Aesthetics.- Complications and damage through the use of
non-absorbable substances in facial procedures.- Managing Facial Deformities
from Illegal Injectables: A Focus on Excisional Techniques.- Surgical
approach of the face for removal of alloplastic substances (Brazilian
experience).- Part VIII. INJECTION-INDUCED BREAST SILICONOMAS.- Evolution of
augmentation mammoplasty.- Complications related to breast augmentation using
copolyamide fillers: The Australian Experience.- Silicone Symmastia.- BREAST
DISEASES DUE TO THE INJECTION OF POLYACRYLAMIDE MODELING SUBSTANCES -
Polyacrylamide Mammary Syndrome - The Russian experience.- Breast disease due
to the Injection of Permanent synthetic substances. Clinical presentation and
classification.- BREAST CANCER PREVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH SILICONE- INJECTED
BREASTS.- Hormone Therapy in Transgender Population and Risk of Breast
Cancer.- Problem of breast siliconomas in treatment of the mammary gland
disease. Sentinel node.- Breast Siliconomas Treatment- Therapeutic
Algorithm.- Axillary siliconomas: Are they a cause for concern?.- Part IX.
GLUTEAL REGION.- Gluteal Morphology and Deformities: Proposed Terminology
Emphasizing Permanent Filler-Related Diseases.- Complications in Gluteal
Augmentation Using Permanent Dermal Fillers.- Romanian experience with
Filler-related complications after buttock augmentation with copolyamide
(polyacrylamide) gels.- Clinic-Therapeutic Classification of Disease Caused
by Permanent Synthetic Fillers in the Gluteal Region.- Complications of
Illegal Permanent Fillers in the Buttocks: A Surgical Perspective.
Understanding Allogenic Megapygia and Allopygia: Surgical Solutions for
Buttock .- Surgical options to solve silicone injections in thighs and
buttocks.- Open Surgical Technique For The Treatment Of Permanent Synthetic
Fillers In The Gluteal Region.- Lumbosacral complication due to silicone
injections.- Part X. GENITAL REGION.- Penile Siliconoma.- Complications In
Penile Fillers.- Part XI. LOWER EXTREMITY.- Injuries in the lower leg due to
filler injections.- Surgical management of lower leg injuries associated to
filler complications.- Part XII. SILICONE-MEDIATED COMPROMISE OF NERVES.-
Assessment and Management of Peripheral Nerves Affected by Modeling
Substances.- Part XIII. BIOETHICAL ISSUES.- Global Bioethics - Current
Challenges.- Part XIV. LEGAL ISSUES.- Professional Liability, Risk Management
and Safety of Patients with Permanent Synthetic Substance Injection
Illnesses.- Plastic Surgery Legal Issues.- Part XV. PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES.-
Emotional Aspects Of Illegal Substance Injection For Permanent Body
Modelling.- Analysis of the Mental Health of Individuals Who Undergo
Aesthetic Treatments and are Not Satisfied with Them Once Completed.- Part
XVI. SOCIAL ISSUES.- Social perspectives on pathologies linked to the use of
injectable liquid silicones and other body modification materials and
substances.- Disease perception and quality of life in patients with illicit
Cosmetic Injections.- Part XVII. Ideas and innovations. The future.
Regenerative Therapy.- A new potential therapeutic use of the Adipose
Derived Stromal Vascular Fraction and Mesenchimal Stem Cells for treating
damaged tissues from synthetic materials.- Regenerative Therapy - Use of
lipotransfer in the treatment of skin disorders secondary to iatrogenic
allogenosis.- Plasma Beam Extraction Technique Treating Injections of
Permanent Synthetic Non-Absorbable Body Modelants - Plasma BETTI of Permanent
Synthetic Non-Absorbable .- Lipoatrophy caused by steroid injections given to
treat granulomas and siliconomas: how to reverse it.- Part XVIII. Public
Health Recommendations.- Criminalization of cosmetic fillers as a prevention
of legal and illegal malpractice - Analysis of the global penal scope from
the experience of Colombia.
Dr. Schenone graduated as a doctor at the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Buenos Aires in 1992. He completed his general surgery residency in 1996 at the "Bernardo A. Houssay" Hospital, where he was elected Chief Resident. In 1999 he completed his training as a plastic surgeon at the Hospital de Clínicas "José de San Martín", Hospital School of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Buenos Aires, where he was elected Chief Resident. Professor in the Specialist Career in Plastic Surgery, Academic Unit Hospital de Clínicas, Faculty of Medicine, Buenos Aires University. 2008 to 2014 he was in charge of the Breast Reconstruction, Vulva, and Vagina sector in the Plastic Surgery Division of the Hospital de Clinicas-UBA. He has pubilshed works in Buenos Aires and abroad. He is a full member of the Argentine Society of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery (SACPER), the Society of Plastic Surgery of Buenos Aires (SCPBA), the Argentine Association of Surgery (AAC), the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), and the Argentine Medical Association (AMA). From 2013 to 2014 he was part of the CODEP: Council of Professors of Surgery of the University of Buenos Aires. Since 2015 he has been dedicated to private practice and he teaches his assistants belonging to the University of Buenos Aires.
