PRS Global Open

#PRSGlobalOpen: Official #OpenAccess Journal of @ASPS_News. Improving #PlasticSurgery Safety, Outcomes & Care 1 #OpenAccess article at a time. EIC: @jjanismd

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💉 Can hyaluronic acid fillers help patients with facial paralysis?

A new review highlights improved eyelid closure, lip strength, and quality of life, while emphasizing the need for long-term safety studies.

🔗 https://t.co/vAsM3arlyQ

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The bronze award for 2026 Best Case Report Paper was presented at #PSTM26 by Jeffrey E. Janis , MD Editor-in-Chief.
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Read and share the winning article, "Modified Dynamic Lymphaticovenular Anastomosis for Surgical Management of Alzheimer Disease":

https://t.co/jZmX6K2ye3

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🚨 Just published: The October issue of PRS Global Open!

Stay up to date with the latest advancements in plastic surgery! Explore new research, innovative approaches, and clinical insights from experts around the world—all FREE and open access.

🔗 https://t.co/nPX751f8h0

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🌎🏆 Excellence in Peer Review Deserves Recognition!

🎉 Congratulations to all our Hall of Fame reviewers, and THANK YOU for everything you do!

📝 Want to help shape the future of plastic surgery? Join our global community of peer reviewers!

🔗 Sign up: https://t.co/PyFV4DYuRN

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The Face the Case results are in and you chose:
Option B: Papillary hemangioma
Watch the expert discussion with #plasticsurgeon Akira Yamada, MD, PhD.
Read the article, "Characterization and Management of a Rare Recurrent Pediatric Papillary Hemangioma,”: https://t.co/9ZB0C88qLl

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The silver award for 2026 Best Case Report Paper was presented at #PSTM26 by Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey E. Janis.
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Reah and share "Late Intervention Yet Successful Outcome with High-dose Pulsed Hyaluronidase for Forehead Filler Vascular Complication"

https://t.co/Y5YuMnMDWn

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A 15-month-old male presents with a left cheek lesion that has been present since birth and has grown proportionally with his development.

🔎How would you face the case?

Option A – Papillary intravascular endothelial hyperplasia

Option B – Papillary hemangioma

Vote now!

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A successful career in plastic surgery takes more than clinical skills!

Explore the new PRS Global Open Mini-Series, “Business Competencies for Plastic Surgeons,” from the University of Wisconsin, covering finance, contracts, and practice management.

🔗 https://t.co/BTbJ3V0vMp

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Explore the mini-series, “Evidence-Based Prehabilitation Strategies to Optimize Surgical Readiness.”

Articles pair practical guidance with a procedure-specific patient handout surgeons can share to put prehabilitation strategies into practice.

🔗 https://t.co/0dwLIjny5u

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Explore the PRS Global Open Video Gallery, featuring hundreds of expert case discussions, operative techniques, and educational content covering reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. Watch, learn, and apply insights from colleagues around the world.

https://t.co/4LDLY9MFoX

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The Face the Case results are in and you chose:

Option A: Microsurgical free tissue transfers for subtotal nasal reconstruction

Watch the expert discussion with #plasticsurgeon, Miles J. Pfaff, MD.

Read the article: https://t.co/4TOwqUFdlm

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PRS Global Open is proud to partner with the Michigan Academy of Plastic Surgeons (MAPS) to publish abstracts from its 34th Biennial Meeting, held this July on Mackinac Island, Michigan.

🔗 Read the MAPS 2026 Supplement today: https://t.co/IWMd8qaNMx

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A 68-year-old woman with no medical history and a sclerosing basal cell carcinoma of the nasal dorsum after oncologic resection.

🔎How would you face the case?

Option A – Microsurgical free tissue transfers
Option B – Combined local flap reconstruction

Vote now!

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Looksmaxxing is taking male beauty standards from the screen to the consultation room—but how far is too far?

Rijul Maini and Jeffrey Janis explore this trend and what it means for patient expectations, surgical ethics, and the future of plastic surgery.

https://t.co/a3v82EUIBL

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#PRSGlobalOpen Hand Surgery Section Editor, Dr. Don Lalonde, discusses the article, "Brachial Plexus Nerve Transfer Under Wide Awake Local Anesthesia No Tourniquet” by Jerome⁠.
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Read it for FREE today: https://t.co/LnknFPfdoy

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🎙️ New #PRSGlobalOpen Keynotes Podcast!
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The Face the Case results are in and you chose:

Option B: A bilateral #cheilorhinoplasty

Watch the expert discussion with #plasticsurgeon Daniela Tanikawa, MD.

Read the article: https://t.co/Bzl1vnqH9I

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Can minimally invasive rib remodeling reshape the waist?

A multicenter study by Raúl M. Manzaneda Ciprian et al. followed 3,805 patients across 8 countries and found an average waist reduction of 11 cm one year after RibXcar.

Read the full study: https://t.co/bUtwxsPiSY

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🏆 Meet the Grand Prize Winner of the PRS Global Open AI Research Competition!

“BID Artifacts” explores how AI-powered feedback can advance plastic surgery education. 🤖

🔗 Read the winning paper: https://t.co/rJFrsuxEOv

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A 9-year-old boy presented with an incomplete Tessier 0 cleft — a rare midline facial cleft affecting the lip and nose

🔎How would you face the case?

Option A – Mucosa Z-plasty and V-Y flap
Option B – A bilateral cheilorhinoplasty

Vote now by commenting on this post!