Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Scientific Publications

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Pierjean (pier) Albrecht, of Marbella Clinic, presented and published his work about the relation between ageing skin and immun system , lasers, and Plastic-Aesthetic Surgery, in french and in International congresses and scientific publications :

* “Trans-Inferior Orbital Rim Anchorage and Roll Fascia Multi-Loop Temporal Anchorage en Midface de rajeunissement”. Aesthetic Surgery Journal, Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, august 2006 (Journal of the American Society for Plastic-Aesthetic Surgery )

                            Aesthetic Surgery Journal - Pierjean Albrecht

Pierjean Albrecht Aesthetica Surgery Journal

*That new plastic reconstructive an aesthetic surgery technique , developed by Pierjean Albrecht, of Marbella Clinic, has also been published by the following data bases:

Trans-inferior orbital rim anchorage and fascia roll multi-loop temporal anchorage in midface rejuvenation.- US National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health : Pierjean Albrecht - US National Library of Medicine - National Institute of Health

– ResearchGate research gate - pierjean albrecht

– ScienceDirect.com Pierjean Albrecht-sciencedirect Midaface rejuvenation – MDLinx.com pierjean albrecht in mdlinx – BioInfoBank library bioinfo -  pierjean albrecht - BioMedSearch.com   biomedsearch - pierjean albrecht – NextBio.com nextbio -  pierjean albrecht – Scirus scirus - pierjean albrecht * “Lasers compared use des lasers in Cutaneous Surgery , Dermatology and Plastic- Aesthétic Surgery”, Pierjean Albrecht. Doc.Thesis.  Salamanca University. 2000.

                     Doctorate Thesis  - Pierjean (pier) Albrecht*

Doctorate Thesis  – Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

*Malar  Implants in  zone 1. The transconjunctival route .2002.  Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. Summary Book, Congress  of the SOFCPRE 2002 (Société française de chirurgie plastique, réparatrice et esthétique).

* Closed Blépharoplasty, the pre-resection “U” suture . Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, Summary Book, Congress  of the SOFCPRE 2002 (Société française de chirurgie plastique, réparatrice et esthétique)

                                         Summary book - pierjean albrecht - Congrés SOFCPRE 2002
            Summary Book, Congress  of the SOFCPRE 2002

*  Gliadin Films. I:Gliadin films. I: Preparation and in vitro evaluation as a carrier for controlled drug release Internationnal Journal of Pharmaceutics. Pierjean  Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, co-auteur. 117 – 121 1995. Elsevier

                                       Pierjean Albrecht - Gliadin films - Internationnal Journal of Pharmacuetics
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* Highlight of antioxydant properties of a L. M.F. in dermo-cosmetics. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, co-author. Journal de Pharmacie Clinique. 1995

                                          Journal de Pharmacie clinique - Pierjean Albrecht
Multifermented whey serum - Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Multifermented whey serum – Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Multifermented whey serum 2 - Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Multifermented whey serum 2 – Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Multifermented whey serum 3 - pierjean (pier) albrecht

Multifermented whey serum 3 – pierjean (pier) albrecht

Multifermented whey serum 4 - Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Multifermented whey serum 4 – Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Scientific Presentations : * Aesthetics and reconstruction of the eye and the look. Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. Plastic Surgery Symposium, Berlin-Birkenwerder. 2004

Berlin Symposium 2004 - Dr Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Berlin Symposium 2004 – Dr Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Berlin Symposium 2004 - Dr Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Berlin Symposium 2004 – Dr Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

*  Alloplastic Malar Implants in M/M.A.U.* -  zone 1 – for aesthetic purposes. The transconjonctival route. Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic,. Anti-Ageing World Conference. Paris 2003

 Anti-aging World Conference - Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Anti-aging World Conference – Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

* National Congress of the  SOFCPRE. 2002 (Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique, Réparatrice et Esthétique ): “Closed Blépharoplastie, the pre-resection “U” suture ” Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, 2002

* Alloplastic Malar implants in M/M.A.U.* -  zone 1 – for aesthetic purposes. The Transconjonctival route . Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. Summary Book of the National Congress of the  SOFCPRE. 2002 (Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique, Réparatrice et Esthétique )

SOFCPRE Certificate - pierjean (pier) albrecht

SOFCPRE Certificate – Pierjean (pier) albrecht

*  Alloplastic Malar Implants in M/M.A.U.* -  zone 1 – for aesthetic purposes. The Transconjonctival routel . Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. IMCAS congress. Paris 2002

IMCAS CERTIFICATE 2002 pierjean (pier) albrecht

IMCAS CERTIFICATE 2002 pierjean (pier) albrecht

* Laser and Facial Plastic and et Aesthetic Surgery. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. Guadalajara Surgery School. Mexico. 2002

* Clinical Interest of L.M.F . Salon de Dermatologie Pratique.Paris 1995

* Use of immun-complexes in ageing skin.Pierjean (pier) Albrecht. Congress of the Rio De Janeiro Aesthetic Medicine Society , Brazil 1994.

Les immuns-complexes et le veillissement cutané – Pierjean Albrecht – Rio de Janeiro – 1994

Les immuns-complexes et le veillissement cutané – Pierjean Albrecht – Rio de Janeiro – 1994

   

Teaching: * Dr Pierjean Albrecht, of Marbella Clinic, has been appointed Invited Professor  for the ENT surgery students training program  at the Guadalajara Civil l’Hospital  – Mexico – in 2001.

Pierjean (pier) Albrecht

Pierjean (pier) Albrecht “Invited Professor” Certificate for the ENT specialists training program

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht - Professeur Conférencier - Guadalajara - Mexique

Pierjean (pier) Albrecht “Invited Professor” Certificate for the ENT specialists training program

* Dr Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic  conducted a facial dissection workshop in the  Birkenwerder Plastic Surgery Symposium (Berlin) 2004

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht - Birkenwerder Plastic Surgery Symposium Certificate 2004 - Berlin 2004

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht – Birkenwerder Plastic Surgery Symposium Certificate 2004 – Berlin 2004

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht - Birkenwerder Plastic Surgery Symposium Certificate 2004 - Berlin 2004

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht – Birkenwerder Plastic Surgery Symposium Certificate 2004 – Berlin 2004

* Dr Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic participated to the academic training teaching activity of the prestigious  Navarre University Clinic  . 2004

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht - Navarre University Clinic Certificate  . 2004

Dr. Pierjean (pier) Albrecht – Navarre University Clinic Certificate . 2004

Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic is an Expert WItness to the Court

Pierjean (pier) Albrecht is an Expert Witness to the Court

Pierjean (pier) Albrecht is an Expert Witness to the Court

Pierjean Albrecht admision perito

Pierjean Albrecht Witness to the Court admission letter

Upper Blepharoplasty – The pre-resection “U” suture – Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Anti-Ageing World Conference 2003

Programme: Upper Blepharoplasty – The pre-resection “U” suture  – Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Anti-Ageing World Conference  2003.

Programme Anti Ageing World Conférence - 2003 - pierjean albrecht

Programme : Upper Blepharoplasty – The pre-resection “U” suture  – Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Anti-Ageing World Conference  2003.

Anti-Ageing World conference 2003 - Blepharoplastie; le surjet en U pré-résection - Pierjean Albrecht

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  Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic

TITLE: Closed Upper blepharoplasty: the U suture  without pre-resection incision.

AUTHOR: Pierjeant Albrecht

CITY: Marbella

Title: Upper blepharoplasty: the U suture  without pre-resection incision.

Subject: The aim of this study was to evaluate an alternative to traditional blepharoplasty, which will help ensure that the cut respects the preoperative marking, to improve the convenience of the gesture, predictability and aesthetic quality results. With the U suture without pre-resection incision, all aspects of the traditional blepharoplasty have been addressed, eg, resection of the eyelid fat.

Materials and Methods: The study group consisted of 10 patients, including 6 women and 4 men, between January and June 2002. Skin types were Caucasian with a phototype 2 to 4 and an average age of 45 years. They received one upper blepharoplasty with overlock stitching Type U over nylon 6.0, without incision, in order to align the upper and lower lines of the marking for a more precise cutting, performed directly with curved scissors. Respect for the preoperative marking and comfort of the surgeon, the average time of intervention, the number of days for complete disappearance of bruises, the quality of the alignment of banks and scars were evaluated.

Results: There was 10 excellent aesthetic results with a comfortable run for the surgeon. The average time of blepharoplasty was 20 minutes, bruises disappeared in 5.4 days, respect for the preoperative marking is easier and symmetry is perfect. The scars are clear, thin and discreet.

Conclusions: The advantages of this technique are based primarily on greater comfort for the surgeon during resection of musculocutaneous flap, which is totally predictable, ensuring better symmetry through better respect for the preoperative marking. Operating time saving is significant, and cosmetic results are excellent .

Certificat Anti-Ageing World Conference 2003 - Pierjean Albrecht

Anti Ageing World Conference 2003 - Pierjean Albrecht
Anti Ageing World Conference 2003 – Pierjean (pierre jean) Albrecht – Marbella Clinic

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Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Biography – Salamanca University Certificate

Pierjean Albrecht – Founder de Marbella Clinic – Curriculum

 Pierjean Albrecht, is a Doctor of Surgery, Consultant Surgeon, specialising in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery He was trained in France in the Medical Schools of the Louis Pasteur University in Strasbourg, in the univeristy of Montpellier I, and in Spain in the Department of Surgery of the Medical School of Salamanca University .

Pierjean Albrecht is also an Expert Witness to the Court

He dedicated a special attention to Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) in Guadalajara-Mexico with reknowned Professor Armando Gonzalez .

After he has been awarded a specialized studies title in “Advanced Surgery” by the Department of Surgery of the University of Salamanca, Pierjean (Pier pierre) Albrecht published his clinical  research Thesis : “Lasers in Cutaneous Therapy and Plastic Aesthetic Surgery”.

Pierjean Albrecht has been awarded the Ph.D. title “Doctor in Medicine and Surgery” – Cum Laude – by the same University, which allowes him to teach and to carry out research programs.

Pierjean Albrecht was awarded the Postgraduate university title  ”Lasers and Plastic Surgery” from the Specialties Department of the  Medical School of the RENE DESCARTES Paris V University   .

Pierjean Albrecht has published numerous articles about Plastic Surgery and about the relationship between anti-aging, antioxidants and the immune system, in French and international scientific journals.

Some Scientific Publications :

  • Trans-Inferior Orbital Rim Anchorage and Fascia Roll Multi-LoopTemporal Anchorage in Midface Rejuvenation. Pierjean Albrecht.Marbella Clinic. Aesthetic Surgery Journal  2006. 

Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, participated in more than 200 workshops, conferences and congresses about Plastic-Aesthetic Surgery, health, anti-aging, Lasers,  in Europe, Canada and the Middle East:

Comunications in Congresses, as a faculty:

Lectures:

-Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic, was appointed an Invited Professor for ” Facial Plastic Surgery and with Laser” in the E.N.T. Specialists Academic Program in the Civil Hospital of Guadalajara in Mexico.

-Dr. Pierjean Albrechtt was an Adviser for The Laser Clinic , Harley Street – London.

Para ver otras publicaciones cientificas de Pierjean (Pier) Albrecht, ver tambien :

Pierjean (pier pierre) Albrecht: congreso en Rio de Janeiro

Pierjean Albrecht en bigsight.org:

Pierjean Albrecht, co.autor en Journal de Pharmacie Clinic

Pierjean Albrecht: co – autor en el International Journal of Pharmaceutics

Pierjean Albrecht, Doctorado Tesis de Cirugia Plastica- Estetica

Pierjean Albrecht, Patente Lactoserum multifermentado

Pierjean Albrecht: Congreso nacional de la SOFCPRE (Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique Réparatrice et Ésthétique

Pierjean Albrecht publicacion en Aesthetic Surgery Journal

Publication generalista

Transform Magazine, Pierjean Albrecht editor

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic

Prof. Dr.D.Fransisco Javier Garcia Criado, Professor of Surgery and Secretary, Department of Surgery at the University of Salamanca

STATES:

FIRST: That Mr Pierjean Albrecht applied , in 1998, for its registration to the University of Salamanca for doctoral studies. That according to his case, considering the academic certificates issued, the medical studies conducted by Mr Albrecht Pierjean In the French Faculties of Medicine of Strasbourg and Montpellier 1, during the years 1981 to 1988, correspond to the academic level and are equivalent to, the Bachelor of Medicine (as the medical practice title in Spain) of the Faculties of Medicine of the Spanish University , as required, in its  added paragraphs , in the RD (Royal Decree) 778/1998 ..

SECOND: That Mr Pierjean Albrecht registered in the Ph.D. program, “Advanced Surgery”, developed by the Department of Surgery at the Salamanca University , during the years 1998-2000, the program coordinator being Profesor Francisco Javier Garcia Criado, the tutor being  Prof. Emiliano Galila Hernandez, and the Director of his thesis project being Profesor.Agustin Alvarez del Canizo. Once assessed the Curriculum Vitae of D. Pierjean Albrecht, in which are, inter alia, certificates concerning his clinical training in various specialty surgical centers from 1986, his research activity reflected in communications to scientific meetings and publications in major prestige scientific journals  in 1995, and his complementary training by attending specialized courses between 1994 and 1998, we conclude that D. Pierjean Albrecht had reached undoubtedly a very high qualification in the field of Plastic Surgery and of research in his medical specialty.

THIRD: That during the two years indicated, Mr Albrecht Pierjean obtained the required 32 credits (320 hours) with 12 “very good”, 4 “good” and 1 “Approved”, showing at each moment a very high level of knowledge in theory and practice  as clinical as well as in research.

FOURTH: That dated 1st September 2000, Mr Pierjean Albrecht, obtains, from the University of Salamanca, the title “Ability for Research” for his specialised training in this area by the Department of Surgery, which qualifies him to submit his doctoral thesis.

FIFTH: That dated 22 June 2001, he appeared before the “Court of Thesis Doctoral” the Thesis entitled. “The Cutaneous Laser Surgery, in Dermatology and Plastic Surgery-Aesthetic. 244 cases”, which was conducted during a period of 3 years between 1998 and 2001, obtaining the highest qualification  “Excellent” and “With Congratulations”

SIXTH: That dated 25 June 2001, D. Pierjean Albrecht is granted the title of Doctor in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Salamanca.

SEVENTH: That all documentations relating to the facts set are in the files of the Department of Surgery and Section of Graduate and Doctorate from the University of Salamanca.

Made for legal statement, and at the request of the interested, we sign in Salamanca, the ninth day of March 2009

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic


Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – University of Salamanca certificate

Certificate of the University of Salamanca - Pierjean  Albrecht - Marbella Clinic

Certificate of the University of Salamanca – Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic. Page 1

Prof. Dr.D.Fransisco Javier Garcia Criado, Professor of Surgery and Secretary, Department of Surgery at the University of Salamanca

 

STATES:

FIRST: That Mr Pierjean Albrecht applied in 1998, for its registration to the University of Salamanca, for doctoral studies. That according to his case, considering the academic certificates issued, the medical studies conducted by Mr Albrecht Pierjean In the French Faculties of Medicine of Strasbourg and Montpellier 1, during the years 1981 to 1988, correspond to the academic level and are equivalent to the Bachelor of Medicine (as the medical practice title in Spain) of the Medical Schools of the Spanish University , as required, in its  addicional paragraphs , in the RD (Royal Decree) 778/1998 ..

SECOND: That Mr Pierjean Albrecht registered in the Ph.D. program, “Advanced Surgery”, developed by the Department of Surgery at the University of Salamanca during the years 1998-2000, said program coordinator being Prof.. Francisco Javier Garcia Criado, being the tutor Prof.Emiliano Galila Hernandez, and the Director of his thesis project being Prof.. Agustin Alvarez del Canizo. Once assessed the Curriculum Vitae of D. Pierjean Albrecht, in which are, inter alia, certificates related to his clinical training in various specialty surgical centers from 1986, his research activity reflected in communications to scientific meetings and publications in major prestige scientific journals  in 1995, and his complementary training by attending specialized courses between 1994 and 1998, we conclude that D. Pierjean Albrecht had reached undoubtedly a very high qualification in the field of Plastic Surgery and of research in his medical specialty.

THIRD: That during the two years indicated, Mr Albrecht Pierjean obtained the required 32 credits (320 hours) with 12 “very good”, 4 “good” and 1 “Approved”, showing at each moment a very high level of knowledge in theory and practice  as clinical as well as in research.

FOURTH: That dated 1st September 2000, Mr Pierjean Albrecht, obtained, from the University of Salamanca, the title “Ability for Research” for his specialised training in this area by the Department of Surgery, which qualifies him to submit his doctoral thesis.

FIFTH: That dated 22 June 2001, he appeared before the “Tribunal of Thesis Doctoral” for the Thesis entitled. “The Cutaneous Laser Surgery, in Dermatology and Plastic Surgery-Aesthetic. 244 cases”, which was conducted during a period of 3 years between 1998 and 2001, obtaining the highest qualification  “Excellent” and “With Congratulations”

SIXTH: That dated 25 June 2001, D. Pierjean Albrecht is granted the title of Doctor in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Salamanca.

SEVENTH: That all documentations relating to the facts set are in the files of the Department of Surgery and Section of Graduate and Doctorate from the University of Salamanca.

Made for legal statement, and at the request of the interested, we sign in Salamanca, the ninth day of March 2009

Certificate of the University of Salamanca - Pierjean  Albrecht - Marbella Clinic

Certificate of the University of Salamanca – Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic. Page 2

Dr. Pierjean Albrecht, scientifiques publications :

Pierjean  Albrecht 1994: congres in Rio de Janeiro

International Journal of Pharmaceutics.Pierjean  Albrecht 1995: co – auteur 

Pierjean  Albrecht on bigsight.org:

Journal de Pharmacie Clinic. Pierjean  Albrecht 1995: co.auteur i

Multifermented Lactoserum patent Pierjean  Albrecht 1995

Thesis Doctorate of Plastic Aesthetic Surgery. Pierjean Albrecht 2000

National Congress of thé SOFCPRE (Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique Réparatrice et Ésthétique) Pierjean  Albrecht. Marbella Clinic. 2002 

Publication in Aesthetic Surgery Journal. Pierjean  Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. 2006 

Publication in the U.S National Library of Medicine. Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic. 2006:

General Publication.

Transform Magazine, Pierjean  Albrecht editor. Marbella Clinic

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Pierjean Albrecht, Marbella Clinic – Academic Curriculum

Prof. Dr.D.Fransisco Javier Garcia Criado, Professor of Surgery and Secretary, Department of Surgery at the University of Salamanca

 

STATES:

FIRST: That Mr Pierjean Albrecht applied , for in 1998, its registration to the University of Salamanca for doctoral studies. That according to his case, considering the academic certificates issued, the medical studies conducted by Mr Albrecht Pierjean In the French Faculties of Medicine of Strasbourg and Montpellier 1, during the years 1981 to 1988, correspond to the academic level and are equivalent to the Bachelor of Medicine (as the medical practice title in Spain) of the Medical Schools of the Spanish University , as required, in its  addicional paragraphs , in the RD (Royal Decree) 778/1998 ..

SECOND: That Mr Pierjean Albrecht registered in the Ph.D. program, “Advanced Surgery”, developed by the Department of Surgery at the University of Salamanca during the years 1998-2000, said program coordinator being Prof.. Francisco Javier Garcia Criado, being the tutor Prof.Emiliano Galila Hernandez, and the Director of his thesis project being Prof.. Agustin Alvarez del Canizo. Once assessed the Curriculum Vitae of D. Pierjean Albrecht, in which are, inter alia, certificates related to his clinical training in various specialty surgical centers from 1986, his research activity reflected in communications to scientific meetings and publications in major prestige scientific journals  in 1995, and his complementary training by attending specialized courses between 1994 and 1998, we conclude that D. Pierjean Albrecht had reached undoubtedly a very high qualification in the field of Plastic Surgery and of research in his medical specialty.

THIRD: That during the two years indicated, Mr Albrecht Pierjean obtained the required 32 credits (320 hours) with 12 “very good”, 4 “good” and 1 “Approved”, showing at each moment a very high level of knowledge in theory and practice  as clinical as well as in research.

FOURTH: That dated 1st September 2000, Mr Pierjean Albrecht, obtained, from the University of Salamanca, the title “Ability for Research” for his specialised training in this area by the Department of Surgery, which qualifies him to submit his doctoral thesis.

FIFTH: That dated 22 June 2001, he appeared before the “Tribunal of Thesis Doctoral” for the Thesis entitled. “The Cutaneous Laser Surgery, in Dermatology and Plastic Surgery-Aesthetic. 244 cases”, which was conducted during a period of 3 years between 1998 and 2001, obtaining the highest qualification  “Excellent” and “With Congratulations”

SIXTH: That dated 25 June 2001, D. Pierjean Albrecht is granted the title of Doctor in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Salamanca.

SEVENTH: That all documentations relating to the facts set are in the files of the Department of Surgery and Section of Graduate and Doctorate from the University of Salamanca.

Made for legal statement, and at the request of the interested, we sign in Salamanca, the ninth day of March 2009

History of the diets – Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Transform Magazine nº 7

Diet as part of a global medicine and health science:

Chinese medicine

Historically, the most ancient references to dieting to stay healthy come from Asia. China and India are areas where traditional medicine established life rules and, more specifically, dieting rules, which are totally inserted into their medical tradition.

Indian medicine

Chinese energetic medicine and Indian ayurvedic medicine include very strict dieting rules as a basis for health, to the extent that Chinese doctors used to advise people and only got paid when the patient was cured. Ill patients ceased to pay until recovery.

There is a certain logic to it; unfortunately, modern medicine and its science are based on studying diseases and fighting them, and there are only few references to positive health science. In medical schools students learn about diseases but not about health. We need only remember the words of the father of modern French medicine: “Health is the silence of the organs”, quite a limited definition if we take into account that certain organs, like the heart, remains silent until it suffers a heart attack, even when a long time goes by from the moment the coronary arteries begin to clog until the stroke.

Egyptian and Jewish diet

Surely Egyptians must have had their own tradition but it is not known with certainty. What is known is that they were greatly influenced by Hebrews, they have dietary recommendations in their sacred books and a very interesting tradition called “kosher” food which forbids eating pork, pre-weaning veal and fermented bread, fast.

It is somewhat more advanced than dieting in the Christian tradition, fast and Good Friday.

Greek diet

In the lay Western world, it is in Greece where we find the oldest tradition of life hygiene based on proper dieting. The greek word “diaita”, life style, the art of living, can be translated as pro-hygiene life in general. The latin word “diaeta”, diet, eating habits, refers to a therapeutic protocol.

In Plato we can already see an interest in diet, in statements such as “Let dietetics be your first medicine”, “If you fall ill, a proper diet will give you the best opportunity to heal”.

Another philosopher, Socrates, also said “May each person take a look at themselves and write down what food, drink, and exercise is good for them and how to use them to stay in perfect health.” Hippocrates, father of medicine, used to teach about the influence of food over the human body: “Each of the substances of a man’s diet acts upon his body and changes it in some way, and upon these changes his whole life depends, whether he be in health, in sickness, or convalescent”. “Eating more than is demanded by nature is, surely, exposing ourselves to several diseases”.

For the Greeks, dieting is hygiene of life and in the 5th century B.C. dietetics was already regarded as a medical philosophy.

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic

Pierjean Albrecht – Marbella Clinic – Aesthetic surgery of the young breast – Transform Magazine nº 6

Since ancient times the female breast is accepted as a unique symbol for femininity, seduction and fertility even in very distinct cultures all over the world.

Apart of its cultural role the female breast has even gained more importance in our modern society when we have a look at fashion, music and media, were the perfect bust nearly seems to be a key element for success.

Speaking only of the societies based on western ideals of beauty, the image of the “ideal” female breast changed a lot during the last century following the great changes in social life like sexual liberation in the late sixties, upcoming feminism, the new femininity of the eighties and the androgyny of the nineties which substantially influenced the self-confidence of especially the young woman regarding her looks as well as her outer image in society, media and fashion.

The new millennium, in spite of its obvious future-orientated acceleration and progression of all aspects of life, actually recreated a female look and style that is reminiscence to the times when a full breast was an important part of any woman’s sensual and seductive femininity.

This reborn image being transmitted by top-models at the current fashion shows, by young female stars in the movies and by famous pop stars is reflected in every aspect of fashion and social life and makes more and more younger women to undergo plastic surgery to achieve the bust line that they feel belongs to them but accidentally was not given to them by nature.

From a plastic surgeons view, the female breast is something very delicate to change because in has an evident impact on the patient’s life and contrary to the image created by many so called “Aesthetic surgery businesses” you can not seriously offer a one price-one technique solution to achieve excellent aesthetic results. The very complex composition of the female breast consisting of glandular (milk-producing) tissue, fatty tissue and numerous fibre-like bands which hold the breast in its natural form demands anatomical expertise and individual techniques which take in consideration the age-related changes of the breast tissue.

The breast of the young woman between 18 and 30 years of age has totally different needs regarding the type and shape of the implant, the position of the implant and even the position of the scars than a woman over 30 years with children. It is important to know that the tissue composition of the female breast isn’t static, but tends to change regarding the relation between glandular tissue and fatty tissue which subsequently affects firmness, elasticity and shape of the breast.

Therefore, the operating technique must be carefully adapted to the age of the patient taking in consideration the following elements :

Contrary to most women who did give birth, young women with small breasts mostly don’t have any or only minimal sagging of the breast, so the fold under the breast is not very accentuated and may even be absent. This fact diminishes the advantage of placing the implants via an incision in this fold, because the scars are not automatically hidden by the normal form of the breast like in older women. So the alternative access placing the implants via a small incision below the areola can provide excellent results with a scar even less visible and therefore needs to be considered carefully together with the treating surgeon.

After a decision for the placement of the future scars has been taken, the position of the implants in the breast needs to be evaluated. Basically, a breast implant can be placed directly underneath the gland overlying the pectoral muscle or it can be placed underneath the muscle. Besides the patient’s expectations regarding the desired shape of the enlarged breast the age and the actual shape of the breasts play a very important role in making that decision. In a young woman presenting no or minimal sagging of the breast, a good elasticity of the skin and a normal breast shape, placing the implant underneath the muscle provides excellent aesthetic outcome, a better protection of the implant through the muscle and more satisfying long term results because the muscle prevents the implant from sagging.

Also if the breast is very small and the desired augmentation is more than one size, the position behind the muscle is advisable, as the glandular tissue would not cover the implant, and the result would not be natural.

On the other hand, if the patient is older and maybe has already given birth and gone through a period of breastfeeding, the shape of breast may require the need to put the implant directly underneath the gland to provide enough volume to fill up the skin stretched by sagging.

The last important point to consider together with the treating surgeon is the style or shape of the implant. As in all other areas of life, science and technology provided a steady and remarkable improvement of breast implants during the last 10 years. Modern silicone implants have a highly resistant shell covering a soft, gel-like core, therefore providing a soft, natural feeling never achieved before while offering implant life expectations of 15 years and more. Today’s market offers a broad variety of different implant shapes and sizes which allow for an individual solution for almost every patient. Any responsible plastic surgeon should thoroughly discuss the different types of implants with the patient, and should provide the possibility to touch them, to know how they feel and to try out different shapes and sizes by wearing them inside a bra.

Based on his experience, the surgeon will suggest a certain range of implants that will suit the individual needs of the woman, but in most cases there will be the possibility to choose between a more rounded breast form with a little bit more volume in the upper part or a more natural, tear shaped form; or to decide between different degrees of implant-softness referring to the patient’s individual taste.

There is no unique breast shape that can be taken to be “the ideal breast” for every woman; the most important thing when it comes to deciding about the size and shape is to give every woman her own very unique shape that suits her body and style. The seduction evoked by a perfect bust line is not only related to volume, but to an individual harmony in the relation between the breast and the chest.

This kind of harmony, that can be achieved at any age, is what we always aim to create in our patients.

Taking care of the individual needs of the woman’s anatomy and taking into consideration the elements mentioned above, the breast augmentation with silicone implants is a safe and reliable procedure with excellent and long lasting aesthetic results, especially when performed on younger women.

The following interview with a 29 year old patient is an example of the results that can be achieved with implants in a patient who has slightly saggy breast but does not want a correction with an additional uplift. The excellent results achieved by breast augmentation in a patient who has small breasts without any sagging are illustrated by photos of another 26 year old patient.

Pier Albrecht – The Look – Transform Magazine nº 4

Normally in social life, we greet someone by looking them in the eyes and shaking their hand. Those brief moments already give us an impression of the person standing before us. For this reason, the eyes and the look are so important. The look…is not only the eyes themselves, the colour of the iris, the uniformity of the white and the light in the iris (things that are always touched up by computer in the photos of celebrities and models on the cover pages), but the look has to include the eyebrows, the upper lids, the eyelashes, the lower lids, the bags and shadows under the eyes, the crows feet.

When we meet someone, we always look first at his or her eyes. Our attention then passes to the mouth. These two parts of the face allow us subcon sciously to obtain information will help us to guess the approximate age of that person, and perhaps also some traces of his or her character.

If the mouth and lips are frequently the first question for a woman, the eyes are usually the object of consultation for a man. For some it is the aesthetic aspect, for others, it is a question of practicality or aesthetics, but the motive is really the increasing demand for this type of surgery.

We should try to look at it from a different viewpoint, particularly regarding the correction or increased volume of a woman’s lips. The first thing we should remember is that when we look at ourselves in the mirror, we have a tendency to focus our attention on details, slight imperfections. But other people don’t look at us in the same way, they don’t observe us in so much detail.

When we meet someone, we always look first at his or her eyes. Aesthetic surgery can be of great help to give a fresh and seductive touch. (see pictures before and after)

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In our day to day life, most people we meet will greet us by looking us in the eye, to establish whether our look is deep or empty, warm or cold, straight and honest or, on the contrary, evasive, etc….Throughout the ages, the eyes have been considered to be the mirror of the soul. The brain immediately registers the forms and movements of the face, which give us an idea of the vitality and emotional state of that person.

Only the professionals, (and this can include best friends!!!), make a critical analysis of tones, texture, the skin condition, etc, in order to determine more precisely the age and the requirements for face care. Eye contact is therefore by far the most important, followed by the lips. In most cases, the need is to correct, rejuvenate and “sweeten” the look.

Patients generally understand this concept, but they immediately state that they do not wish specifically to change the expression of their look. The role of the professional is then to focus the attention on the fact that our look is not the same at all stages of our life and that maturity is sometimes synonymous with sadness, associated with a drooping of the eyelids and the outer corner of the eye.

The youngest patient on whom I have performed an eye operation was 27, and oldest was 79. Both were motivated for different reasons, but their circumstances were identical. They both had drooping eyelids which gave them a weary look and feeling, the younger patient because of her natural anatomy and the older one due to her age. The younger one, naturally, wanted not only to look younger but also to appear fresher and above all, sexier. The older patient only wanted to continue working without the feeling of tiredness.

Well, now I have used the word “sexy”. It could also be “seductive”. It’s true that drooping eyes, whether the eyelids or the outside corner (called the external canthus) do not look very sexy, but tired and even sad. Eyes that are larger and somewhat drawn out (feline) look more attractive. Throughout the centuries, women have painted their eyes to make them look larger and wider. This reminds us of Cleopatra, but apparently the men of Ancient Egypt also used to paint their eyes.

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The truth is that there is an almost magical attraction with large eyes. They are the symbol of an open vision towards others and to the world. Wide eyes are also associated with the natural shape of the eyes when we smile. They send out a message of sweetness, like a smile. In fact, there are people who are cruel and cold but who naturally have this kind of eyes, and they seem to always give a sweet smile, even when they are very angry.

It is very important to point out that the eye is closely joined to the upper and underlying structure. In fact, upper lids that are heavy and wrinkled are possibly, in the majority of cases, the result of sagging forehead skin. Lax lower eyelids, with circular rings, are often due to a loosening of the facial skin. In this way it is understood that the eyes can normally be operated on, independently from the rest of the face, whilst they should really be analysed as an integral part of a harmonious whole. This way it is preferable to create younger eyes, raising the “outer corner”, eliminating the excess skin, with a little of the muscle in the case of the upper lid, but trying to tuck in the skin without tensing the muscle too much at the level of the lower lid.

A final detail, it is possible to give a touch of embellishment to the eyes, creating or recreating at the external part of the upper lid, what Steven Hoefflin, the famous surgeon to the stars in Hollywood, calls a “beauty egg”. The study of thousands of faces has, in fact, demonstrated that the beauty of the features is almost a mathematical equation. It depends on the face having certain areas of fullness, seven for women, that are common to all of the most beautiful faces in the world. If these small areas of fullness do not exist, they can be created by fat injections, synthetic injectable products or implants.

This type of surgery is very satisfying to the surgeon and also to the patient, because the rejuvenating and embellishing effect is immediate in the majority of cases.

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic

Dr. Pier (pierre) Albrecht – the “Botox”- Transform Magazine nº 4

Transform MagazineEditor: Dr Pierjean (Pier) Albrecht

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Transform Magazine nº 4 , Dr Pierjean (pier) Albrecht: The Botox

Muscle relaxation for the forehead, glabella (between the eyebrows) & crow’s feet.

Botox has become so popular that it is not necessary to insist on using this wonderful tool for correcting the signs of aging. Its name comes from “botulinum toxina” which in its normal concentration is a poison, but which has been used for the past 25 years in neurology at a dosage of up to 200 times less than its normal concentration.

Botulinum toxin brings about muscular paralysis, blocking the transmission of nerve impulses to the neuromuscular junctions inside a structure known as a synapse. This localised paralysis does not spread into the body, and the nervous system forms new nerve sprouts within a few months. This means the effects of botulinum toxin are temporary.

The main applications are the paralysis, or rather the relaxing, of certain facial muscles used when gesturing, such as the forehead muscle which causes the forehead to wrinkle when it contracts, the orbicular muscle, which produces crows feet, the corrugator and procerus muscles that cause wrinkles in the glabella, or the space between the eyebrows.

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There are other applications, using the paralysis of the microfibres of the muscles to relax and improve the wrinkles on the upper and lower lips (commonly referred to as bar code lines), and also the platysma bands (cords that appear when the neck muscles contract and that remain as age progresses).

It is important to know that botulinum toxin has its successes, its failures and its limitations. It should be used for a limited period of time and after a certain age should no longer be used, passing to surgery to correct the loss of elasticity in the skin.

While it is true that it relaxes the muscles of gestural expression of the upper part of the face, it is also true that the face is left looking smoother, but without being able to move. Furthermore, depending on which injection technique is employed, you can raise the tail of the eyebrows, but the lift cannot be controlled 100% and it could end up giving what we call the “Mefisto look”, where the eyebrows take the shape of an inverted V giving an “evil” appearance.

Also, if the botulinum toxin is injected too close to the eyes, it can completely prevent the eyebrows being raised, giving the sensation of heavy and drooping eyes. The reason for this sensation is that during the course of our life, the upper eyelid has more skin and is heavier. Consequently, you open your eyes raise your eyebrows, which causes wrinkles on the forehead and makes the eyes look rounder.

Another limitation is the gradual appearance of wrinkles above and below the injection points of the crow’s feet. To understand this problem, you have to understand that the orbicular muscle of the eye, which is responsible for the crow’s feet, has the shape of a pair of round glasses from one to three centimetres in diameter. Meaning that if you repeatedly paralyse a limited section of this muscle, new wrinkles will gradually appear above and below the paralysed area.

When this happens, it is time to start thinking about a different method of correction, and specifically how surgery can help.

25 years ago, botulinum toxin was originally used to correct squinting, blocking the muscle controlling the eyes, and for the past 10 years, it has been used in the field of aesthetics. It has not been known to cause any serious problems.

As an expert witness to the court, I can say that the very few cases of complications that have been recorded around the world have been due more to the incorrect use of the product, rather than the product itself.

In fact, I would like to bring to the attention of everyone a dangerous practice that has originated in England, known as a “botox party”. This involves group sessions of botox injections, often performed in private houses by someone who is not professionally qualified.

Legally speaking, only a doctor can take responsibility for injecting any product, and nurses are also allowed to perform this under the responsibility of a doctor. People must understand that the problem does not lie in taking a syringe, perforating the skin and pushing the plunger, but rather with the product that is inside the syringe.

Any product with a pharmacological effect can, even though only on rare occasions, produce side effects and complications that only a doctor is qualified to treat. It is not worth taking the risk of trusting someone who has not undergone thorough medical training. Even though only one patient out of a million might have problems, it can happen to anyone.

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic

New abdominoplasty

A Tummy Tuck is a surgical procedure by means of which we can improve the appearance of the abdomen when there is an excess of fat and skin tissue

In the majority of cases, a tummy tuck is performed on adults over the age of 50 who are feel uncomfortable with an excessive amount of skin and have to wear loose-fitting clothes to conceal it. It can also be related to obesity problems. Generally speaking, it involves skin that has lost its elasticity, whether through several pregnancies or after a weightloss diet, and is no longer smooth and taut over the framework and muscles of the body.

There is an evident aesthetic problem and greater inconvenience with regard to clothes.

For many years, abdominoplasty has been described as a technique to eliminate a large amount of excess skin by means of an incision made from hip to hip, passing across the pubis and the navel. Several types of incisions and scar patterns are described, generally in the form of an inverted “M”. The fact of having to cut a large quantity of skin means the surgeon has to relocate the navel, making an opening higher up and stitching at that level.

During the operation it is possible to take the opportunity to stitch the abdominal muscles in cases of slackening of the stomach wall. In general it is not advisable to have a liposuction followed by an abdominoplasty because the risk of the tissue scarring badly or dying (necrosis) is much higher.

The results of a classic tummy tuck are variable. In the majority of cases patients have been very pleased at being able to dress more easily and with the image of having a new body, when clothed. When the clothes come off, then the results are not quite so satisfactory because the scar is very large and visible, which patients are somewhat embarrassed to show.

“ In the field of abdominoplasty, as in any other procedure of aesthetic plastic surgery, my concerns have always been to reduce the pain, the trauma of the anaesthetic, surgery and recuperation time, as well as the visible aspects of having undergone surgery i.e. the scars…”

My point of view

In the field of abdominoplasty, as in any other procedure of aesthetic plastic surgery, my concerns have always been to reduce the pain, the trauma of the anaesthetic, surgery and recuperation time, as well as the visible aspects of having undergone surgery. i.e. the scars… At the same time to increase the patient’s pre- and post-operatory comfort, the naturalness of the results and the discretion of the surgeon’s intervention to be able to enjoy a new life to the full.

For these reasons, I have never been fully in favour of performing a major tummy tuck, and have always tried to achieve satisfactory results with a minitummy tuck, i.e. by making only one incision at the level of the pubis that goes 2 or 3 centimetres beyond the pubic hair, respecting the original navel, or in other words, removing a crescentshaped section that is 4 or 5 cm wide.

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Upper Abdominoplasty

But of course, the technique of a minitummy tuck is not enough in cases of an excess of skin, and we have to think of something additional. For this there is a new surgical option that can complement what is known as a lower abdominoplasty, and is called specifically the upper abdominoplasty. The technique, always with the aim of reducing the “visibility” of the operation and increasing the naturalness of the results, consists of lifting the skin above the navel and cutting the excess at the level of the inframammary folds. With incisions of 10 to 15 cm long, it is possible, as with the lower abdominoplasty, to remove 2 more crescents of skin of 4 and even 5 centimetres width.

NEW Abdominoplasty

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“…Many men ask questions, interested in this technique, particularly after the age of 55 or 60, because they do not have inframammary folds, to hide the scars”…

Many advantages The advantages of this technique are numerous : it is a far less invasive technique than the major tummy tuck, it is not necessary to touch or reposition the navel, the scars are almost invisible because they are hidden by the weight of the breast that always falls a little and covers the fold. The recuperation period is much less and more comfortable, with far less risk of skin necrosis, infections and split stitches. While it is true that this technique cannot be used in cases of extreme obesity, many patients, both men and women, are able to enjoy having a flat tummy – not only with no fat, as would be after a liposuction – but also with smoother skin. Many men ask questions, interested in this technique, particularly after the age of 55 or 60, because they do not have inframammary folds to hide the scars. It is the same as in the case of younger women with small breasts. For these cases, the solution would be to make use of a tattoo. Nowadays it is widely accepted and not considered at all strange to wear a tatoo, which can even be discreet and simple, such as a leafy branch, for example, although some people prefer the idea of a snake tattooed all along the scar. In any case, I would tell anyone who is definite about not wanting a scar in that place, that it is far more attractive than a lot of hanging skin or a scar running from one side of the abdomen to the other. It is simply a matter of mentalizing yourself and having a tattoo applied when you had never before thought of having one.

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Editorial: Dr. Pier Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Albrecht,

Dr. Pier Jean Albrecht, Dr. Pierre F. Albrecht, Dr. Pierre Frank Albrecht,

Dr. P. Frank Albrecht, Dr. Pierjean Frank Albrecht, Marbella Clinic