Assistant Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery, University Tex SW Dallas
Plastic Surgery
Dr. John B. Tebbetts, MD
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John Tebbetts practices Plastic Surgery. He over the years received 4 awards: "America's Top Doctors", "Super Doctor", "Fellow (FACS)" and "Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare". John Tebbetts is a published doctor as well. He has 63 publications published. The latest was: Minimizing complications of ultrasound-assisted lipoplasty: an initial experience with no related complications.
Publications
- A Process for Quantifying Aesthetic and Functional Breast Surgery: II. Applying Quantified Dimensions of the Skin Envelope to Design and Preoperative Planning for Mast...
- Reply: a process for quantifying aesthetic and functional breast surgery: I. Quantifying optimal nipple position and vertical and horizontal skin excess for mastopexy ...
- 24-hour recovery in breast augmentation: refreshing honesty and dubious notions.
- Documenting Immediate Gratification and Guaranteeing Suppression of Long-term Outcomes Data.
- A process for quantifying aesthetic and functional breast surgery: I. Quantifying optimal nipple position and vertical and horizontal skin excess for mastopexy and bre...
- Reply: the role of three-dimensional scanning technique in evaluation of breast asymmetry.
- Correction of breast asymmetry does not exist, and the role of three-dimensional imaging remains a question.
- Form stability of the style 410 implant: definitions, conjectures, and the rest of the story.
- Discussion: a patient death attributable to implant-related primary anaplastic large cell lymphoma of the breast.
- Evidence-Based Medicine in Breast Augmentation: Is the Goal to Promote Average or Offer the Most State-of-the-Art Treatment for Patients?
- Discussion: managing late periprosthetic fluid collections (seroma) in patients with breast implants: a consensus panel recommendation and review of the literature.
- Discussion. A 15-year experience with primary breast augmentation.
- Diagnosis and Management of Seroma Following Breast Augmentation: An Update.
- High- and extra-high-projection breast implants: potential consequences for patients.
- Redefining reoperations: ducks and low-mileage lovelies.
- Reoperations as a benchmark: the rhetoric, the logic, and the patient.
- Five critical decisions in breast augmentation using five measurements in 5 minutes: the high five decision support process.
- Axillary endoscopic breast augmentation: processes derived from a 28-year experience to optimize outcomes.
- Dual plane breast augmentation: optimizing implant-soft-tissue relationships in a wide range of breast types.
- Achieving a predictable 24-hour return to normal activities after breast augmentation: part II. Patient preparation, refined surgical techniques, and instrumentation.
- Achieving a zero percent reoperation rate at 3 years in a 50-consecutive-case augmentation mammaplasty premarket approval study.
- Conclusions not supported by data: a recurring story in breast augmentation publications.
- Open and closed rhinoplasty (minus the "versus"): analyzing processes.
- Wishes and tissues: a concern about dimensional planning systems that lack volume restrictions and do not prioritize long-term soft-tissue coverage.
- Decision and management algorithms to address patient and food and drug administration concerns regarding breast augmentation and implants.
- "Out points" criteria for breast implant removal without replacement and criteria to minimize reoperations following breast augmentation.
- Reply to "responsibilities of our journal editors and reviewers".
- Does fascia provide additional, meaningful coverage over a breast implant?
- Early return to normal activities after breast augmentation.
- Dual plane breast augmentation: avoiding pectoralis major displacement.
- An approach that integrates patient education and informed consent in breast augmentation.
- A system for breast implant selection based on patient tissue characteristics and implant-soft tissue dynamics.
- Achieving a predictable 24-hour return to normal activities after breast augmentation: part I. Refining practices by using motion and time study principles.
- The polyurethane-covered mammary prosthesis: facts and fiction (II): a look back and a "peek" ahead.
- Breast augmentation with full-height anatomic saline implants: the pros and cons.
- Patient evaluation, operative planning, and surgical techniques to increase control and reduce morbidity and reoperations in breast augmentation.
- Alternatives and trade-offs in breast augmentation.
- A surgical perspective from two decades of breast augmentation: toward state of the art in 2001.
- Warning about a warning about anatomical breast implants.
- Patient acceptance of adequately filled breast implants using the tilt test.
- Revising the unsatisfactory breast augmentation.
- Anatomic basis and clinical implications for nasal tip support in open and closed rhinoplasty.
- Minimizing complications of ultrasound-assisted lipoplasty: an initial experience with no related complications.
- Rethinking the logic and techniques of primary tip rhinoplasty. A perspective of the evolution of surgery of the nasal tip.
- What is adequate fill? Implications in breast implant surgery.
- Alar spreader or lateral crural spanning graft? Some additional observations.
- The self-lined superiorly based pull-through velopharyngoplasty: plastic surgery-speech pathology interaction in the management of velopharyngeal insufficiency.
- Shaping and positioning the nasal tip without structural disruption: a new, systematic approach.
- Transumbilical approach to breast augmentation.
- The management of open tibial fractures with associated soft-tissue loss: external pin fixation with early flap coverage.
- Pressure sores: state of the art.
- Some observations relative to the levator veli palatini muscles in the cleft palate.
- Auricular reconstruction: selected single-stage techniques.
- Pitfalls of simultaneous orthognatic and rhinoplastic reconstruction.
- Transaxillary subpectoral augmentation mammaplasty: long-term follow-up and refinements.
- Transaxillary subpectoral augmentation mammaplasty: a 9-year experience.
- Blepharoplasty. A refined technique emphasizing accuracy and control.
- Use of anatomic breast implants: ten essentials.
- Breast augmentation roundtable.
- Best practices...and running naked.
- Failure of a "highly cohesive implant": what does it really mean?
- Bra stuffing for implant sizing? Satisfaction? Who, when, and compared to what?
Schools
Univ Of Tx Med Branch Galveston
Lds Hospital
Sw Affil Hosps
University Utah Affil Hosps
Doctors Specialties
- General Surgery
- Plastic Surgery
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- America's Top Doctors
- Super Doctor
- Fellow (FACS)
- Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare
Education
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University of Utah -
University of Texas Medical Branch
Hospital
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Baylor University Medical Center
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