The role of the pediatric maxillofacial surgeon
Blepharoplasty: the gaze of youth
Face and the aesthetic surgery: a conversation with professor Alessandro Gualdi
Revée attends the tenth AICPE annual conference
Facial nerve paralysis, doctor Borsetti defines causes and rehabilitation
Pediatric Plastic Surgery: instilling confidence in children
Facial surgery: the importance of medical training
Oral and maxillofacial surgery, rediscover your visage
Microsurgery: between avant-garde and passion
Otoplasty: aesthetic and psychological well-being
Rhinofiller, a guide on the non-surgical nose correction
Rhinoplasty: restoring harmony to the visage
Pediatric plastic surgery: on the children’s side
Labiopalatoschisis: the harmony of the face
Weight loss and aesthetic surgery: synergy for well-being
“Tutto il grasso minuto per minuto”: a congress on fat
Ageing of the breasts: what are the solutions?
Advanced Breast Plastic Surgery: the new AICPE course
Biganzoli, the patient is the centre of therapy
Carlucci, correcting the tuberous breast
Lo Russo, finding oneself through surgery
Breast reconstruction: information is part of the cure
Breast cancer: the importance of the National Health Service
Bruno, scars and recovery time after abdominoplasty
Mommy makeover: the body transformation
Facing Gynecomastia. From psychological discomfort to rebirth
Body Contouring: reshaping the body and facing diastasis
Abdomen
Obesity
Abdominoplasty: a new body
The holistic approach to diastasis
Diastasi Italia: network of specialised professionals
4th National Congress on Diastasis of the Rectus Abdominis Muscles
Laparoscopic surgery: from traditional techniques to robotics
Lipoedema: the importance of accurate information
The importance of skin protection
How to treat scars?
Skin cancer: talking about it is already the path to prevention
Physiotherapy: a wide-ranging discipline
Rete Oncologica and the manifesto against pain
Plastic surgery and taboos
Andrea Becchi, tattoos and renewal
Protecting the skin against the risk of melanoma
Melanoma: new approaches and implications for prevention
Maisetti, living with lymphoedema
“Cute Project” supporting developing countries
Violence against women: scars that do not heal
Revée proudly support research through the project “Suture in space”
Emotional support following breast cancer diagnosis
What does conservative surgery mean?
The sentinel lymph node for early diagnosis
Breast surgery: hot topics and behavioural guidelines
“I Girasoli” next to oncological patients
Recognising skin cancers: from basal cell carcinomas to melanomas
Taking action against skin cancer with a multidisciplinary approach
Prostate Cancer: the dangers of a small gland. Appointment with prevention
A “Moustache” against male cancers
Lipoedema: a pathology to not be confused
V National Congress SIUEC
Educating children to counter obesity
LESC: the innovative approach for reducing localised adiposity
Anomalous fat on the legs: it could be lipoedema
Lipoedema and lymphoedema: doctor Corda explains the differences
“Centro Hub” and managing lymphedema
Gluteoplasty: technique and ethical challenges in aesthetic surgery
Transitioning: a journey to self-discovery
Gender dysphoria, how to recognise it in children
Innovation and research in the fight against breast cancer
Breast Units: a multidisciplinary approach against breast cancer
Gender affirmation: aligning the body with the mind
Natural results and wellbeing: the evolution of aesthetic surgery
Gender dysphoria: the importance of surgery
Regenerating tissue through stem cells
Trends in autologous, prosthetic, and hybrid breast surgery
Anomalies beyond appearances: Poland Syndrome
Fat: all its potential
Fillers: innovative trends and practices
2023 on Revée News – second part
2023 on Revée News – first part
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