Harvard-Educated, Harvard-Trained Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
TOP PLASTIC SURGEON
IN LOS ANGELES AND BEVERLY HILLS
Los Angeles, CA | (310) 275-4170
Breast Augmentation and particularly revision breast augmentation requires extremely specialized knowledge in the role of dermal matrices. Dr. Hughes was a leading author in a recent peer-reviewed article along with colleagues including other professors at Harvard...
Examining the Utility of Performing Sentinel Node Biopsies for T1 melanomas with Breslow depths between 0.75 and 1.0 mm: A Review of a 20 Year Experience Kenneth B. Hughes, MD Aesthetic Surgery Fellow Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery BethIsrael Deaconess...
General Filler Characteristics 1) Describe the ideal filler Biocompatible, inexpensive, easily obtained, stored, and used, long-lasting and reversible, predictable with minimal migration, useful in multiple tissue planes,...
Evaluation of the Breast Augmentation Surgery Patient Dr. Hughes will evaluate the patient's chest wall and breast form. He will point out chest wall asymmetry or deformity as well as breast asymmetry or deformity and nipple areola asymmetry as well as NAC deformity....
Postoperative Management and Complications in Tummy Tuck Postoperative Management in Tummy Tuck Generally, one drain is placed after a standard tummy tuck. A standard operative abdominal binder provides compression to decrease seroma formation and maximize...
Insights into the Management of Keloid Scars: A Survey-Based Protocol Kenneth B. Hughes, M.D. Abstract In the broad array of literature as it relates to keloid treatment, there is a global absence of definitive protocols in the management of keloid scars. ...
Chapter 4: Fat Grafting Kenneth B. Hughes, M.D. Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Harvard Medical School Indications Structural fat grafting is used to enhance contour in virtually any area amenable to grafting and the...
Mini Tummy Tucks, Short Scar Tummy Tucks, and Standard Tummy Tucks Mini-abdominoplasty (Mini tummy tuck) Candidates The mini-abdominoplasty is generally limited to those patients with minimal infraumbilical skin laxity without epigastric laxity being originally...
Operative Details and Safety in the Tummy Tuck In the operating room, the patient is positioned on the operating table so that he or she can be flexed at the hips and knees ("beach chair") to take tension off the incision at the time of closure. The arms are placed on...
The Effect of Radiation on Complication, Reoperation and Capsular Contracture Rates in Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction Following the Introduction of Skin-Sparing Mastectomy (SSM) Techniques Introduction Mastectomies have implications for the psychosocial well...
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