Anaplastology Awareness Month 2020 A patient's condition indicating the need for anaplastology services can originate from: accidentent-related or traumatic injuries; congenital conditions; or disease, such as cancer. Loss of anatomy may be caused by traumatic injuries or workplace accidents. Partial hand and foot prostheses restore the anatomy and can improve grip and balance. Congenital syndromes that may cause craniofacial differences include, but are not limited to: •Micr

Anaplastology Awareness Month 2020 In anaplastology, intrinsic coloration is the addition of pigment directly into the silicone that is used to pack the mold. When the mold is opened, the cured (set) silicone prosthesis already exhibits natural color variation and vibrancy. The suspension of pigment within the cured silicone can improve color stability over time. Intrinsic coloration allows the anaplastologist to mimic translucency that we see in our natural skin by controlli

Anaplastology Awareness Month 2020 Nearly nineteen years ago Tanya’s life changed forever. The survivor of prolonged domestic abuse, Tanya was shot at point blank range by her abuser. She survived. She freed herself from the abuse and has been advocating for those suffering from domestic violence since. Fourteen years after her injury, and many reconstructive surgeries later, Tanya was connected with Janet Chao, an ocularist and anaplastologist now working in Las Vegas, NV. T

A brief history of Walter's contribution to establishing the field of anaplastology as a clinical speciality within the modern healthcare system A true testament of the American dream and the metrics of success was the founder of Anaplastology himself, and to whom we accredit our foundation, Walter Spohn. Born in Reutlingen, Germany, Spohn immigrated to the US in 1928. Prior to being drafted in 1941, Walter was a baker. He wanted to go to dental school but was then chosen for