Bloodletting is an ancient medical practice where blood is drawn from a patient to prevent or treat illness. … Believed to balance the body’s “humors” as per Hippocratic theory, it was a standard treatment for various ailments for millennia. Instruments like leeches or lancets were used. … By the late 19th century, advances in medical understanding led to its decline, as it was often more harmful than beneficial. … Today, it’s largely viewed as an outdated and ineffective treatment. … Hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder that causes the body to absorb too much iron from the diet. … Therapeutic phlebotomy, is still used today as a treatment for Hemochromatosis, iron build up in the blood. … #TherapeuticPhlebotomy, #HemochromatosisTreatment, #IronOverload, #AncientMedicine, #IronManagement, #brownsanatomy
This is a very cool trophy 🏆 👣 … Blows me away how big they are. They were the size of a remote control when they were born. … #trophy #birth #born #feet #footprint #memory #brownsanatomy
A rhinolith is a hard mass that forms inside the nasal cavity. … It’s typically made up of mineral salts and can develop around a nucleus of some kind, like a small particle or a fragment of a foreign object that has been lodged in the nose. … Rhinoliths can lead to nasal blockages, infections, and sometimes a foul smell. … They are usually removed surgically. … #RhinoplastyJourney #NoseReshaping #BeautyEnhancement #NasalSurgery #CosmeticTransformation #Brownsanatomy
Keep the germs at bay! 🛒 … A quick wipe of your shopping cart handle can protect you from bacterial contamination and keep you healthy. … #CleanHands #HealthyLiving #ShopSmart #brownsanatomy #target
I have seen some patients with imolants like this butvthey were sitting a bag in thekr droor after being expanted months before. … I have never never seen an implant with mold right after explant. … #implqnts #mold #saline #brownsanatomy
Cosmetic surgery is very personal, and there is nothing wrong with doing it if it is for you. … I did have a rhinoplasty when I was 24 and I have no regrets. … With regard to my face. At this time in my life I just don’t feel I’ll ever care to have a facelift. … Not because I’m scared of it, I just don’t care enough to have that invasive of a procedure. … I know many surgeons I’d trust to do it if I ever change. … As I age what I care about the most is being healthy, strong, and very active. … I want to maintain good mobility and function, and I feel that is more important than my face sagging. … For me it’s all about healthspan. While I’m here. I want health and function, not stiff and sedentary. … Talk to me in 20 years when I’m in my 70’s 🤣🤣 … #choices #face #swelling
One thing I love about my field is that everyone for the most part is so happy. … There are always Debbie downers, but most everyone is happy. … Even in cancer reconstruction patients are so happy to be on the other side of their diagnosis. … #loveup #happy
From college to med school, through the rigors of general surgery, diving deep into wound healing research, and mastering plastic surgery. … Since I decided my senior year of college to apply to medical school I had to spend an extra year completing pre med courses. … I also did a year of research during general surgery so I spent an extra year of training there as well. … I was in school for a long time. I’m technically in the 30th grade! 😂🫵🏻🎓 … #LifelongLearner #DoctorLife #brownsanatomy
Joke: Why did the foot go to school? To improve its arch support! … #FootCareFirst #HappyFeetHealthyLife #PodiatryProTips #HeelTheWorld #ToeTalks #Solesolutions
Pouring hydrogen peroxide on a pimple: Risky and damaging. Keep your skin safe and avoid harsh chemicals. What anneription though. @Dr pimple popper … #P#PimplePoppingZ#ZitZappingE#ExtractionExpertiseB#BlemishBustingP#P#poreclearingspotsatisfaction
The CDC tells us that over 3,000 will die because of distracted driving in 2023. … Nearly 390,000 injuries occur each year from accidents caused by texting while driving. … 1 out of every 4 car accidents in the United States is caused by texting and driving. … Texting while driving is 6x more likely to cause an accident than driving drunk. … PUT THE PHONE DOWN PLEASE 🙏🏻 … #stats #psa #texting #driving #savealife @Old Tender Man
These generally occur as a traumatic fall or crush injury. … Some have asked me why nobody was splinting his chest. The answer is, because they did not know. … It’s better to wait for paramedics if you don’t know what to do, or talk to a 911 person. … When the paramedics show up they will likely needle decompress the chest to temporize the lung collapse until a chest tube can be placed. … In this case those ribs have to be plated to restore chest continuity. … If you don’t have anything to splint with you can turn the patient onto that side as well. … If you do that you have to be careful because a broken rib could further injure the lung or even the heart. … #trauma #flailchest #paramedic #brownsanatomy
🧠 Hemispherectomy: Removing or disconnecting one hemisphere of the brain. … 🎯 Purpose: Treat severe epilepsy, when seizures are localized to one hemisphere. … 🚸 Common in Children: Often performed on kids, as their brains can adapt better. … 📉 Reduces Seizures: Significantly lowers seizure frequency, improves quality of life. … 🛠️ Types: There are different types, like functional, anatomical, or hemidecortication. … 🤹♂️ Post-surgery: Rehabilitation needed for motor skills, speech, and cognitive functions. … 🏥 Intensive Procedure: Requires careful evaluation and is done in specialized centers. … #brownsanatomy
Alar rim retraction refers to an aesthetic and structural irregularity of the nasal anatomy, specifically the nostrils. … It occurs when the lower edge of the nostril, known as the alar rim, is pulled or retracted upwards, leading to an exaggerated nostril exposure. … This condition can result from various causes, including prior rhinoplasty surgery, congenital factors, or trauma. … Alar rim retraction can affect the overall appearance and balance of the nose, and in some cases, may also impact nasal function. … Surgical and non-surgical interventions are available to correct this condition and restore a more natural nasal appearance. … @chloe … #rhinoplasty#rhinoplastyl#nosejobg#plasticsurgeryr#cosmeticsurgery#rhinoplastyjourney #brownsanatomy
Carboxytherapy is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that involves the therapeutic use of carbon dioxide (CO2) gas. Here’s a breakdown: … 1. Origins: The technique originated in France in the 1930s, initially for the treatment of peripheral arterial diseases. … 2. Procedure: During treatment, small amounts of CO2 are injected just beneath the skin’s surface using a fine needle. The body perceives the CO2 as a waste product and responds by increasing blood flow to the area. … 3. Benefits: • Improved Circulation: The increase in blood flow brings with it a surge of oxygen and nutrients, which can rejuvenate the skin. • Collagen Production: The treatment stimulates collagen production, which can improve skin elasticity and reduce wrinkles. • Cellulite and Fat Reduction: It can help break down fatty deposits and improve the skin’s appearance. • Scar Treatment: It’s been used to improve the appearance of scars by increasing blood flow and promoting repair. … 4. Safety and Side Effects: Generally considered safe when performed by trained professionals. Common side effects include temporary bruising and mild pain at the injection site. … 5. Applications: While its cosmetic benefits are widely recognized, carboxytherapy is also used for medical conditions like poor circulation, Raynaud’s disease, and alopecia caused by poor blood flow. … As always, it’s essential to consult with a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon before undergoing any treatment. ... 🎥 Credit @ananda_aesthetics_ … #Carboxytherapy #SkinRejuvenation #CollagenBoost #CelluliteReduction #CosmeticTreatment #NonSurgical #ScarTreatment #BeautyTrends #Dermatology #SkinCare #brownsanatomy
Behold the Doyle splint. While these are annoying, they really don’t cause much pain. … They help to keep the septum in place after having septal surgery. … While, it is hard to breathe through them…when they are removed man it feels good, I’m speaking from experience. … ##brownsanatomy##nose##breathe