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- Face transplant - Mayo Clinic
A face transplant may enhance your life, but it is a high-risk procedure You and your transplant team can't predict exactly how you will look and how your immune system will respond to the new face You'll need to take special medications (immunosuppressants) for the rest of your life to reduce the risk of your body rejecting the transplanted face
- Face Transplant: Surgery, How It Is Done Rejection
A face transplant is a rare type of surgery that replaces your damaged facial tissue with donated tissue from someone who’s died It’s a complex procedure that requires a large team of specialized healthcare providers to connect a donor’s face to your blood vessels, nerves and muscles Risks include rejection and infection
- Face Transplantation: What You Need to Know? - PMC
Since the 1990s, face transplants have gotten a lot of press and public attention across the world After a transplant was disclosed in November 2005, the first recipient, Isabelle Dinoire, found herself at the center of a spectacular event of
- Face Transplant - Johns Hopkins Medicine
A face transplant can be life changing for individuals who have been disfigured after a severe injury, were born with differences (or birth defects) or suffered from burns A face transplant is a complex procedure and involves: a rigorous screening process, detailed surgical preparation,16 hours or
- How is a Face Transplant Performed? - News-Medical. net
A face transplant is a medical operation that involves the replacement of all or specific parts of the face using the facial tissue of another person (donor)
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