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Articles in April, 2009 issue of Plastic Surgery Products

• Best foot forward: Bobby Pourziaee, DPM, excels in a noncore role.(Doctor of Podiatric Medicine)(Interview)(Cover story)
  by Leade, Shannon Triplett
• The art and science of otoplasty: improving the self-esteem of grateful children is one of the joys of cosmetic ear surgery.(THE FACE)
  by Niamtu, Joseph, III
• Late reconstruction of the nail bed: secondary reconstruction of a nail bed injury can be quite challenging.(THE BODY)
  by Bates, Ramona L.
• Mini facelifts: do they really work? Veteran physician Howard A. Tobin, MD, FACS, on the pros and cons.(THE FACE)(Interview)
  by Bedevian, Rima
• Staying out of harm's way: managing the blepharoplasty patient with functional eye issues.(THE FACE)
  by Zuravleff, Jeffrey J.
• Burn treatment and new reconstruction technologies: Louis H. Riina, MD, on cutting-edge approaches that reduce patient downtime and pain.(SKIN CARE AND AESTHETICS)(Interview)
  by Di Leo, Amy
• Ready for your close-up? There is only one way to look on television: good.(INPRACTICE)
  by O'Mara, Angela
• Taking the guesswork out of blogging: a simple road map for navigating the blogosphere.(INPRACTICE)
  by Whitman, Cheryl
• Data logger/piercing probe model.(Product News)
• Wound therapy system.(Product News)
• Skin renewal system.(Product News)
• Sunblock.(Product News)
• Skin care products.(Product News)
• Abdominal area cream.(Product News)
• Surgical scrubs.(Product News)
• War of the wrinkle relaxers: Reloxin seems poised to break Botox's injectables monopoly. Should we cheer or yawn?(The Last Word)
  by Maley, Catherine
• Getting real about the economy (minus the spin).(Editorial)
  by Frentzen, Jeffrey
• Study: acne treatments benefit from increased patient-physician talk: dermatologists must take the lead in talking about acne issues with kids, adults.(InDepth)(Survey)
  by Sanchez, Elaine