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Anaplastology Peer Review Journals

Anaplastology is the art and science of restoring malformed or absent parts of the human body through artificial means. By combining technical, medical, and artistic skills patiently and compassion, the anaplastologist also can create custom-made, life like prostheses that fit the wants of each patient. The field of anaplastology functions within the larger medical community, in which cross-disciplinary communication and cooperation is essential in order to provide patients with successful prosthetic restorations and a positive treatment experience. Facial and somato prosthetic devices are an important part in restoring the physical and psychological well-being for patients with missing or disfigured anatomical structures thanks to congenital abnormalities, trauma, or disease such as head and neck cancer.Patients report renewed function, aesthetics, and a sense of confidence after receiving a prosthetic ear, eye, nose, finger, or hand. The act of anaplastology draws on cutting edge logical information got from examination and best practices in biomedical sciences, dentistry, oncology, plastic medical procedure , materials science and building,applications of 3D modeling and prototype manufacturing, also as artistic application of color theory, painting, sculpting, and mold fabrication. Prostheses are not permanently attached to the patient. Prostheses may be retained using medical-grade adhesives (glues), or by attaching to "bone-anchored"(osseointegrated) implants. (Bone-anchored implants are small titanium screws fixed within bone.) Implant-retained prostheses use clips or magnets disguised within the prosthesis to provide reliable placement and retention.    

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