Abscess - accumulation of pus located in the deep area of ​​skin with a tendency to open to the outside.
abdominoplasty - a procedure that minimizes the abdominal area. In abdominoplasty, the surgeon makes a long incision from one side to the other hip bone (coxal). surgically excess fat and skin from the middle and lower abdomen is removed and the muscles of the abdominal wall are tightened.
Abdominoplasty partial - a mini surgery to shrink the abdomen. This procedure is ideal for people who have fat deposits limited to the area below the navel.
Abrasion (dermabrasion) - mechanical action that destroys the superficial layers of the skin.
Abrasives - the abrasive particles are rounded small size which are added to cosmetic products to remove materials from the skin surface, to assist in the mechanical cleaning of the teeth and improve their luster. The abrasiveness of a substance is determined by the hardness, size and shape of the particles.
Acne - skin condition caused by a blockage of sebaceous secretion and alterations of inflammatory or infectious nature of the sebaceous glands, ranging from simple functional disorder (common acne) to acne rosacea, with dilations of cutaneous vessels.
Alcat (test) - laboratory technique for assessing food intolerance or sensitivity to certain foods.
Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) - alpha hydroxy acids are natural components derived from food products widely used for several years for the cosmetic treatment of wrinkles and photoaging for its moisturizing ability. Its use at high concentrations (50-70%) and very low pH has exfoliating effects and is used as a chemical peel. The AHA act on the cohesion of the corneocytes in the lower layers of the stratum corneum newly formed causing thinning thereof, thereby enhancing flexibility. Accordingly, the present cosmetic application of AHAs is based on its humectant, and flexibilizer exfoliating power. In studies in photodamaged skin it has been observed physiological and structural improvement to counteract the harmful effects caused by ultraviolet rays.
Alopecia - is the natural or abnormal hair deficiency and is considered as such from a loss of 25%.
amastia - congenital absence of breast tissue. It is associated with malformations of the chest wall, upper limbs and other organs.
Ampoule - is a skin lesion consisting elevation of the epidermis by the existence of a collection of serous fluid and resizable.
Andromastia - breast atrophy in women.
Anesthesia - normal sensitivity loss caused by an anesthetic drug.
Angioma - impaired blood vascular tissue netlike capillary distended by the connective tissue.
Anomaly - health problem or characteristic that is not normally present in a healthy individual; deviation from normal.
Congenital anomaly - health problem present at birth (not necessarily genetic).
Anotia - absence of pinna, usually unilateral.
Anti-Wrinkle - wrinkle products must have one of the following actions:

• Stimulant of epidermal mitosis and inhibitor of keratinization.
• Stimulant functioning of the sebaceous glands.
• Stimulating protein synthesis (as collagens, elastin and muscle protein).
• Stimulant hyaluronic acid, responsible for the hydration of the dermis.

The anti-wrinkle cosmetic products are designed to alleviate and improve the pejorative appearance of wrinkles. His disappearance is impossible but it should be noted that the important thing is to improve or reduce the unaesthetic effect of eliminating them without personality, since in some cases make an even more attractive face.
Anticelulíticos - are products anticellulite activity and can be classified into three groups:

• Substances that act on the connective tissue fibers.
• Agents influencing the drainage of the ground substance of the dermis.
• Agents that activate fat mobilization.

The elimination of cellulite can also be obtained by aesthetic techniques such as: circulatory massage, lymphatic drainage, acupressure and hydrotherapy.
Anti-aging (anti-aging) - not all skins age equal to or simultaneously; skin type, exposure to aggressive environmental agents, type of food, etc., will be determining factors. Are effective anti-aging antioxidants, silicon, hyaluronic acid, collagen, elastin, and alpha hydroxy acids (AHA).
Areola - dark area of ​​skin surrounding the nipple of the breast.
Asymmetry - lack of symmetry; body parts are not equal in shape or size.
Atelia - lack of nipple.
Atrophy - partial or total loss of the qualities of a tissue or organ, including its components.
Increase breast (also called augmentation mammoplasty) - procedure to reshape the breast in order to make it bigger. The procedure can also be performed to reconstruct the breast after breast surgery.
Halo - see areola.

Vermilion - in the face, lips part differentiated by the reddish color.
Biopsy - microscopic study to analyze the nature, benign or malignant, of a fragment of human tissue.
blepharoplasty (also called lifting of the eyelid) - a procedure in which the doctor surgically removes excess fat, muscle and skin of the upper and lower eyelids to redefine the shape of the eye.
Bichat Ball - anatomical structure formed by a special body fat that is hosted on the cheek and whose metabolism is different from other normal fat.
Eye Bags - the eye bags are rooted in water retention that causes swelling of the tissues. During the hours of night rest lymphatic system stagnates and causes a small edema. Other causes of the appearance of the bags are lack of sleep, fatigue and excesses in diet, alcohol and snuff. During the day the bags are disappearing as the constant flickering exerts an action and drainage of lymph. The process of the appearance of bags with age is accelerated by the relaxation of the skin, being then the only cosmetic surgery can correct this defect. To delay its formation it is best propinar tapped eyelids every morning to facilitate drainage and resorption of swelling and a healthy lifestyle. The cosmetic treatment in the form of gel, by its texture, is most appropriate with the advantage of the possibility of its use during the day. Current cosmetics contain active ingredients (relievers, decongestant, stimulating and firming) acting together against wrinkles around the eyes, puffiness and dark circles.
Botox - is a very dilute solution of botulinum toxin, a natural chemical derived from a bacterium that is injected into the muscles of the forehead to relax temporarily erase wrinkles caused by their use.

Cellulite - accumulation of fat in the fat cells of the subcutis. The inelastic membranes that surround deform and pull their skin attachment points, which causes the occurrence of subsidence between which bulges (orange peel) are formed.
Scar - the body's natural way of healing and replacing lost or damaged skin. A scar is usually composed of fibrous tissue. Scars may be formed for many different reasons, including as a result of infections, surgery, injury or tissue inflammation.
Scar keloid - which has large scar due to an overgrowth of the cells that make scar.
flap surgery - a type of surgery that involves the transfer of living tissue and healthy area of ​​the body to another, often to areas that have lost skin, fat, muscle movement, or skeletal support . There are different methods flap surgery that can be used, depending on the location of the flap and structures that need repair.
plastic surgery - surgical specialty that deals with the reconstruction of facial and body tissue that requires a reshaping or remolding due to disease, defect or disorder, in order to approximate a normal appearance or repairing the ability to function.
aesthetic Plastic Surgery - a type of plastic surgery performed to repair or reshape normal structures of the body, primarily to improve appearance and self-esteem.
Reconstructive Plastic Surgery - a type of plastic surgery performed on abnormal structures of the body, whose anomalies can be caused by trauma, infection, developmental abnormalities, birth defects, disease, or tumors . This type of surgery is usually performed to improve function, but may also be done to approximate a normal appearance.
Collagen - Collagen is a fibrous protein, structural component of connective tissue. It represents 70% of the weight of the dermis and 25% of proteins of mammals. Collagen ensures elasticity, tonicity and suppleness of the skin. For use in cosmetics it is often used which comes from animal tissue. The collagen fibers of the connective tissue of the skin undergo changes with age and by overexposure to the sun contributes to the appearance of wrinkles and other signs of senility. Cosmetic manufacturers have highlighted the collagen as a new important ingredient, but experts agree that it can not affect the skin's own collagen.
flap - Separate living tissue from his bed with which it has a connection (pedicle) through which it receives nutrition once transplanted to another part of the body.
Columela - anatomy of the nose: dorsal anterior septum separating the nostrils.
Comedo - is a black white cap, gray or, which seals and closes the opening pilosebaceous; It consists mainly of fat and microbes.
Congenital - present at birth.
Contraction - abnormal condition of a joint caused by a loss of muscle fibers or loss of normal skin suppleness.
Capsular contracture - the most common complication of breast reconstruction surgery it is capsular contracture; It occurs if the scar or capsule around the implant begins to tighten.
Scab - plate is solid matter formed as a result of secretion.
Craniofacial - related to the head (skull) and face.
craniosynostosis - condition in which the sutures (soft spots) in the skull of an infant close too early, causing problems with normal growth of the skull and brain. Premature closure of the sutures may also cause increased pressure inside the head and facial and skull bones change their normal and symmetrical appearance.
Cutis verticis gyrate - This term describes hypertrophy and folding of the skin of the scalp, which has a cerebriforme state. It is characterized by the formation of grooves and folds on the scalp. It mainly affects the vertex, but the folds may appear in other locations; the number of folds between 2 and 20, and its thickness is usually 1 cm. Unlike the loose skin of other disorders, skin folds can not acquiesce by traction.

Removal - is the process by which the leg hair, face and armpits is removed. The classic hair removal is done with hot wax applied in long strips that are left to cool on the skin and they pull with a jerk in the opposite direction to the hairline. This form of hair removal can not be used for shaving the legs affected by varicose veins or circulatory problems. Cold wax has evolved and is equally effective and even faster; is very effective when the hair is rather long, it is then preheated wax hands to facilitate their implementation. Other systems refer to the chemical process of hair breakage; usually more irritating and should be clarified as soon as you feel itchy. Shaving is still widely used: it is fast, simple and effective. The duration of the results is shorter because short hair rather than uproot. The operation must be repeated every two or three days. Currently electric clippers that start hair root using a spiral blades are sold. Its use is also very quick and simple, and should be repeated every two weeks.
dermabrasion - a procedure that removes fine lines and minimizes or scarring of the skin; It is that the surgeon uses a high speed rotating brush to remove the top layer of skin. The size and depth of scars and the degree of wrinkling determine the appropriate level of skin that will be surgically sloughed.
Dermaplaning - plastic surgery technique used to treat deep acne scars with a handheld instrument called a dermatome.
dermatome - instrument that resembles an electric razor and has an oscillating blade that moves forward and backward to "skim" off the surface layers of skin that surround the craters or other facial defects.
Dermographism - exaggerated production of welts on the skin when it is scratched trend. It is the most common form of physical urticaria.
Dermolipectomy - operation to correct excess skin and fat from any area of ​​the body: arms, legs, stomach, buttocks, etc..
Dysmorphophobia - also called body dysmorphic disorder or image distortion syndrome is a disorder of perception and body assessment is an exaggerated concern for some nonexistent defect in physics, or appearance, a disproportionate assessment of possible physical anomalies that could present an apparently normal individual.

Ectropion - When an edge protrudes outwardly; generally it refers to a rare condition in which the eyelid or the epithelium lining the eyelid is exposed.
Elastomers - elastomers are rubber-like elastic properties that allow have double or triple its length when stretched, recovering its size when the voltage is interrupted substances. Synthetic elastomers have identical properties and are even better than natural.
Endermologie or Endermologie (LPG) - is a deep massage technique that uses a high-tech device that, through a system of aspiration and two rollers, pulls the skin and stimulates blood and lymphatic circulation in your depth.
Endoscopy - a procedure in which a lighted instrument (endoscope) is used to look inside a body cavity or organ to diagnose or treat disease.
Endoscope - small, flexible tube with a light and a lens at one end, used to look inside an organ or cavity such as the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, colon or rectum.
epífora - steady fall in tears.
Erythema - is the skin lesion characterized by diffuse or plates thereof redness, usually due to increased blood flow.
Scale - is a small sheet which is formed by adhering epidermis cells that spontaneously clear skin.
Forehead - surgical skin tightening forehead with or without treatment of the muscles in the area. With this intervention we correct drooping brows or deep furrows between the eyes (glabella). It is done in conjunction with the facelift, in order to create a smoother facial appearance. This operation can be performed with minimal or incisions and endoscopic techniques in conventional manner, through a coronal incision intrapilosa (from ear to ear).
excoriation - is a small surface skin loss, as produced by the scratch.
Chemical Peels - uses a chemical solution in order to improve the appearance of the skin. You can reduce or eliminate fine lines under the eyes and around the mouth, correct uneven skin pigmentation, remove precancerous growths of skin and reduce acne or treat scars caused by acne.
Tissue expansion - surgical procedure that involves inserting a balloon-like device (called expander) under the skin. The expander slowly secretes liquid in the area to be repaired until the skin stretch and expand. This serves to "grow" extra skin to repair lost or damaged surrounding skin.
Expander - system used to stretch the skin so that then they can cover defects (eg scarring) for which skin before did not come. It consists of a silicone balloon that is placed under the skin and swelling will gradually serum.

Fascia -. Very thick and transparent tissue that covers the body muscles and separates them from each other
Growth Factors - are small biologically active protein fragments belonging to the group of quote machines. Although FC are produced and secreted by all cells in the body in response to a specific stimulus which are in greater proportion it is in platelets, macrophages and between plasma proteins. When these substances (cytokines) bind to receptors of the cell membrane, the cell is activated or inhibited in their functions.
Fibrosis - the name given to the collagen fiber when it becomes rigid.
philtrum - infranasal groove in the midline of the upper lip.
Firmness - the firmness of the skin is lost by aging but can also disappear prematurely from other causes (pregnancy, sedentary lifestyle). To restore firmness can act from a mechanical point of view, either by physical exercise or by massage. In the first case, the muscle mass tones and tightens the tissues while the massage increases blood and lymphatic circulation is also achieved.
Cleft Lip - see harelip.
Cleft - Open because of a congenital malformation, usually associated with cleft lip palate.
Sagging - alteration of the elasticity of the skin and muscles due to disorders in fibroblasts, the cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin.
Photo depilation - hair removal using intense pulsed light sources (IPL) or laser.

gynecomastia - a condition in which the male's breast tissue enlarges. Gynecomastia literally means "woman breast." This increase in tissue usually occurs in periods when the male is having hormonal changes, such as childhood, adolescence and old age.
Glabella - anatomy of the nose: smooth prominent in the frontal bone brow ridges joining the bony part.
Buttock plasty -. Surgery done in order to model the gluteal region, either with implants, by lifting, liposuction or fat injections
Gnation - lower midline chin point.

Wheal - alteration of the skin, usually transient, appears slightly swollen, pinkish and itching associated.
Hematoma - blood that collects under the skin or an organ.
Hyperpigmentation - excess skin pigmentation that causes blotches or redness.

Facial Implant - aesthetic plastic surgery to change the shape of the cheekbones, chin or jaw. This procedure is typically done to enhance certain facial features or to give a particular aspect to the face in proportion with the rest of the facial structures.
Incision - the opening by a scalpel is made to reach a certain area of ​​the body.
Infiltration - medical treatment for which the patient pokes a given material, which varies of course depending on the need and application area. In the specialty of cosmetic medicine, for example, mainly perform facial infiltrations in order to fill wrinkles and fine lines, or give volume to certain areas.
Skin Grafts - a skin graft may be used to cover the skin that has been damaged and / or lost. This surgical procedure involves removing healthy portions of skin from one part of the body to restore normal appearance and / or the normal function of another part of the body. The area where the skin is removed is called the donor site. There are several types of skin grafts can be used, depending on the size and location of the skin is needed.
Iontophoresis -. Classic mesotherapy, instead of needles, using an electrical current of low intensity

Harelip - abnormality in which the lip does not completely form. The degree of cleft lip can vary greatly, from mild (cut lip) to severe (large opening from the lip to the nose).
Lifting - English word "uprising" and that applies to the operation of lifting sagging breasts ( "breast lift"). Another meaning is "stretching", based on the operation performed on the facial skin to smooth ( "facelift"). There are several classes. Traditional subaponeurotic ... as separate, to stretch, only skin or muscle or skin and reaching nearly all bone
Liposuction - a procedure that removes excess fat through a suctioning process. Although liposuction is not a substitute for weight loss, it is a way to change the shape and contour of the body.
Ultrasonic liposuction - uses ultrasound to break up fat before removing it.
Lichenification -. Skin lesion characterized by thickening, exaggeration of pigmentation and skin furrows, usually appearing due to persistently scrubbing the skin area because of itching

Macrodactyly - congenital problem in which there is an abnormal growth of a finger.
macrotia - big ears.
Macula - stain on a circumscribed, flat skin color different from the rest area.
Breast augmentation - enlarged breasts using an artificial implant saline or silicone filler.
Breast Reduction - reducing the size of the breasts by removing excess fat and skin.
Mastectomy - surgery to remove part of the breast or the whole breast.
Mastitis - breast abscess. Infection of the breast tissue usually by germs that are introduced by cracks or fissures of the nipple.
Maxillofacial - related to the jaws and face.
Mastopexia - a survey of the breasts that removes excess skin and repositions the nipple in a higher position after pregnancy and lactation or severity have made them fall.
Mentoplastia - chin augmentation with an artificial implant.
Mesoterapia - certain medical treatment based on the introduction of substances via multiple injections conditions.
myasthenia gravis - chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disease that causes weakness of the muscles controlled by the will, weakness that increases with activity and decreases with rest.
microtia - very small ears.
minilifting - type lifting (ie, surgery that is performed stretching of the skin) in which a minimum debonding is done in the region preauricular face and neck. Typically it used in people who have mild wrinkles or small sagging in the neck.

Nasal - related to the nose.
Nasion - anatomy of the nose: internarial area where suture meets the frontal bone.
Necrosis - death of tissues, whether skin, fat, muscle, bone, etc..

dark circles (also known as eyelid bags) - dark circles are more or less livid spots that appear in the lower eyelid. Its origin is not well known, although two options being considered; hyperpigmentation of the skin that can be inherited, or an accumulation of blood containing small haematomas that become visible through the skin in this area is thinner and transparent.
otoplasty (also called ear surgery) - a type of cosmetic plastic surgery procedure to place prominent ears closer to the head or reducing the size of the pinnae and get a natural result.
ozone - technique that uses ozone, oxygen derivative to stimulate microcirculation and cell oxygenation.

Cleft palate - occurs when the palate does not completely close, leaving an opening that extends into the nasal cavity. The cleft may involve either side of the palate. It can extend from the front of the mouth (hard palate) to the throat (soft palate). The cleft may also include the lip.
papule - circumscribed elevation of the skin; It can extend peripherally and results in a plate.
paresis - decreased voluntary mobility in a body segment. They may be secondary to upper motor neuron injuries, lower motor neuron or neuromuscular plate.
paresthesia - abnormal sensations such as numbness, tingling or burning sensation experienced in the skin and peripheral nerves.
Chemical Peels - a facial peel using phenol or trichloroacetic acid and removes wrinkles or age spots.
polydactyly - congenital problem characterized by an increase in the number of fingers or toes.
Ptosis - drop muscle and connective tissue, often in breast and eyelid.
pustule - elevation of the skin that contains pus inside; It is consecutive to infection of papules, vesicles or blisters.

keloid - elevation varied skin color, hard, firm and elastic consistency with lots of fibrous tissue at the base. One reason is a scar hypertrophy.
Chieloplasty - cosmetic surgery to reshape lips.
keratosis -. Thickening of the stratum corneum layer of the skin ostratum due to congenital or inflammatory changes.

Free Radicals - free radicals caused by ultraviolet radiation are the cause of pathological changes. It is a highly reactive molecule involved in many metabolic processes. Theories of free radicals designated as responsible for aging, by their interaction with other molecules.
Breast Reconstruction - surgery in order to repair the volume, shape or position of the entire breast structure.
Lip Reconstruction - surgery to repair aesthetically and functionally all structures of the lips.
Breast Reconstruction with autologous tissue - the use of patient's own tissues to reconstruct a new breast mound. The common technique is to use as cover flap transverse rectus abdominis muscle (in English is called TRAM flap). A TRAM flap involves removing an area of ​​fat, skin and muscle of the abdomen and sutured to the mastectomy wound.
Reconstruction palpebral - surgery to repair losses or deformation of the structures that make up the periorbital region.
Reconstruction expander / implant breast -. The use of an expander to create a breast mound, followed by placement of a permanently filled breast implant
Fat Injectable fillers / collagen (also called soft tissue augmentation) - plastic surgery technique used to correct wrinkles, depressions in the skin, or scarring.
Rinión - anatomy of the nose: lower point of the suture internarial.
Rinocifosis - nose has a lift back hump-shaped.
Rhinophyma - skin pathology nose consisting hypertrophy local sebaceous glands which leads a characteristic deformation.
Rinomegalia - Big Nose.
Rhinoplasty - the surgical repair of a defect of the nose, including reshaping or resizing the nose. Rhinoplasty can be performed to change the size of the nose, change the shape of the nose, narrow the nostrils, or change the angle between the nose and lips. Rhinoplasty is to re-sculpt the bone and cartilage of the nose.
rhytidectomy (also called facelift, rhytidectomy or facelift) - surgical procedure that involves removing excess facial fat, tightening facial muscles and stretch the facial skin to approximate a smoother appearance and firmer . The procedure takes place on the face, neck, or in both places.

Septoplasty -. The surgical correction of defects and deformities of the nasal septum (the partition between the nostrils).
Syndactyly - congenital problem characterized by a union of fingers or toes.
Apert - craniofacial abnormality characterized by abnormal head shape, small upper jaw and fusion of fingers and toes.
Ascher syndrome - is characterized by recurrent episodes of edema in the upper eyelids, which leads to repeated episodes after blepharochalasis.
Carpenter Syndrome - congenital defect that usually includes features such as widely spaced abnormally short fingers, webbed toes, extra toes, underdeveloped jaw, highly arched palate, eye each other and / or low and deformed ears. Half of patients with Carpenter syndrome also have heart defects.
Crouzon syndrome - congenital defect characterized by abnormalities of the skull and facial bones. This syndrome often causes the skull is short in the front and back. Also typical of this disease flat bones of the cheeks and nose.
Klippel Trenaunay - is a rare congenital (present at birth), which manifests itself in childhood or adolescence. Characterized by: angiomas (tumor characterized by hyperplasia, excessive development of tissues, blood vascular tissue) Skin color port wine, which can affect almost every part of the body and become large and can cause arteriovenous including communications hypertrophy (exaggerated development of an organ) of the soft tissue and bone of a member.
Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome - syndrome of unknown etiology, characterized by recurrent facial paralysis, tongue and fissured or scrotal edema recurrent labial-facial (angioneurotic edema). The presentation of the complete triad is not the most common, which makes it can go unnoticed in the early crisis.
Munchausen Syndrome - patients with "complex" fictitious illnesses, who for years are cared for in various institutions. With diseases, injuries or contrived conditions that autoinducen voluntary, without being able to discover any purpose or benefit after their behavior.
Pfeiffer syndrome -. Congenital defect characterized by abnormalities of the skull, hands and feet.
Saethe-Chotzen Syndrome - craniosynostosis. congenital defect characterized by an unusually short or broad head. In addition, the eyes may be spaced apart and have droopy eyelids, and fingers may be abnormally short and webbed.
SMAS - stands for "muscle-fascial surface system" and used to describe the type of lifting that separates the caul covering the facial muscles to stretch too.
Supratip - anatomy of the nose: anterior lobe section area of ​​"soft triangle".
Coronal Suture - seam line (suture) between the frontal and parietal bones of the skull that crosses the top of the head from temple to temple.

Telangiectasia -. Generalized or localized blood capillaries small vessel dilation.
Test alcat - laboratory technique for assessing food intolerance or sensitivity to certain foods.
CT scan (also called a CT or CAT) - procedure imaging test that uses a combination of X-ray technology and computer technology to produce cross-sectional images (often called "slices") of the body, both horizontal and vertical. A CT scan shows detailed images of any part of the body, including the bones, muscles, fat and organs. CT scans are more detailed than x-rays.
Botulinum Toxin - neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. Locally it acts by blocking acetylcholine release, resulting in temporary muscle paralysis. Represents a simple and effective for the treatment of wrinkles method.

Ulcer - loss of skin substance forming a circumscribed area of ​​tissue destroyed, with little or no tendency to healing.
Hives - skin condition characterized by the sudden eruption of hives or slightly elevated plaques of variable shape and size, accompanied by intense itching.

Varicose - enlarged and twisted because of inflammation or dilation of blood vessels veins. Blood vessels can dilate due to a weakening of the wall or vein valves.
Gallbladder - is a small bladder, formed by the circumscribed elevation of the epidermis and is filled with a serous fluid.
Weiss, sign - contraction of facial muscles when the facial nerve in the external orbital angle is slightly percute.

Xanthelasma - xantoma, especially affecting the eyelids, xanthelasma palpebrorum, common in women after menopause.
Xanthoma - skin condition characterized by the formation of plaques or nodules more or less flat, yellow, slightly raised and different size, constituted by dermal cells loaded fat. Generally it depends on a condition of a liver disorder or lipid metabolism.
Xeroderma - skin condition characterized by rough state, dry skin with the stratum corneum increased and decreased skin secretion.

Iodism - been produced by excessive or prolonged use of iodine preparations, characterized by coryza, cephalgia, various rashes, weakness and atrophy of the glandular organs.

Zooplastia - Animal graft; tissue transplantation animals to man.
Ztaplastia - surgical technique in which skin flaps transposicionan triangular shaped, in order to improve a scar.