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Centrofacial rejuvenation

A series of illustrations for Tonnard PL, et al. Centrofacial Rejuvenation. Thieme. 2016.

The illustrations depict pertinent anatomy related to current facial augmentation and restorative techniques such as fat grafting and injection used to obtain more natural, stable rejuvenation results.

Herniated disc

An image created for a JAMA Patient Page on sciatica, showing the effect of a herniated disc on the sciatic nerve, the most common cause of sciatic nerve inflammation and pain.

JAMA. 2009;302(2):216.