<p><strong>A go-to resource to test and expand knowledge of aesthetic surgery essentials</strong></p> <p>Aesthetic surgery is difficult to teach because it is the ultimate convergence of the art and science of plastic surgery and subjective in nature. <em>Essentials of Aesthetic Surgery: Q&A Companion</em>, edited by internationally-recognized plastic surgeons Jeffrey E. Janis and Sammy Sinno, provides physicians with a superb learning tool to expand or refresh their skills. The globally acclaimed parent book highlights salient points and features clinical pearls across the spectrum of aesthetic surgery in a succinct, accessible, “Essentials” style bulleted format.</p> <p>Sixty-five chapters organized into nine sections mirror the outline and content of the parent book. The companion features contributions from an impressive group of aesthetic surgery experts. The questions are specifically designed to test readers on the content of each parent chapter, with a primary focus on clinical application of knowledge. Like the parent book, the compact format fits in a lab coat pocket and is designed and organized to enable quick and easy reading, making it a must-have addition to any plastic surgeon’s library for easy referencing—from trainees learning information for the first time to established doctors.</p> <p><strong>Key Features</strong></p> <ul> <li>More than 760 high-yield questions accompanied by clear and concise explanations enhance acquisition and retention of knowledge</li> <li>A wealth of firsthand clinical expertise distilled down into an organized, concise framework</li> <li>Invaluable contributions from distinguished aesthetic plastic surgeons, including Anmol Chattha and Simon Moradian</li> </ul> <p>This book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on <a href=’https://medone.thieme.com./’>https://medone.thieme.com.</a></p> <p><strong>Publisher’s Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.</strong></p>
Table des matières
<p><strong>Part I Basic Considerations</strong><br>Chapter 1: The Aesthetic Surgery Patient<br>Chapter 2: The Artistry of Plastic Surgery<br>Chapter 3: Photography for the Aesthetic Surgeon<br>Chapter 4: Medicolegal Considerations in Aesthetic Surgery<br><strong>Part II Anesthesia</strong><br>Chapter 5: Basics of Anesthesia for the Aesthetic Surgery Patient<br>Chapter 6: Perioperative Anesthesia Considerations for the Aesthetic Surgery Patient<br>Chapter 7: Procedure–Specific Anesthesia Guidelines for the Aesthetic Surgery Patient<br>Chapter 8: Multimodal Analgesia for the Aesthetic Surgery Patient<br><strong>Part III Safety</strong><br>Chapter 9: Safety Considerations in Aesthetic Surgery<br>Chapter 10: Decreasing Complications in Aesthetic Surgery<br>Chapter 11: Venous Thromboembolism and the Aesthetic Surgery Patient<br><strong>Part IV Skin Care</strong><br>Chapter 12: The Medi Spa and Other Practice Considerations<br>Chapter 13: Anatomy, Physiology, and Disorders of the Skin<br>Chapter 14: Cosmeceuticals and Other Office Products<br>Chapter 15: Ethnic Skin Care<br><strong>Part V Noninvasive and Minimally Invasive Therapy</strong><br>Chapter 16: Basics of Laser Therapy<br>Chapter 17: Ablative Laser Resurfacing<br>Chapter 18: Nonablative Laser Resurfacing<br>Chapter 19: Chemical Peels<br>Chapter 20: Dermabrasion<br>Chapter 21: Botulinum Toxin<br>Chapter 22: Soft Tissue Fillers<br>Chapter 23: Fat Grafting<br>Chapter 24: Treatment of Prominent Veins<br><strong>Part VI Adjuncts to Aesthetic Surgery</strong><br>Chapter 25: Tissue Glues<br>Chapter 26: Fixation Devices<br>Chapter 27: Implants and Alloplasts (Nonbreast)<br>Chapter 28: Progressive Tension Sutures<br><strong>Part VII Facial Surgery</strong><br>Chapter 29: Periorbital Anatomy<br>Chapter 30: Face and Neck Anatomy<br>Chapter 31: Facial Analysis<br>Chapter 32: Hair Transplantation<br>Chapter 33: Browlift<br>Chapter 34: Upper Blepharoplasty<br>Chapter 35: Lower Blepharoplasty<br>Chapter 36: Asian Blepharoplasty<br>Chapter 37: Correction of the Tear Trough Deformity<br>Chapter 38: Lateral Canthopexy<br>Chapter 39: Blepharoptosis<br>Chapter 40: Midface Rejuvenation<br>Chapter 41: Perioral Rejuvenation<br>Chapter 42: Facelift<br>Chapter 43: The Nasolabial Fold<br>Chapter 44: Necklift<br>Chapter 45: Rhinoplasty<br>Chapter 46: Secondary Rhinoplasty<br>Chapter 47: Ethnic Rhinoplasty<br>Chapter 48: Lip Augmentation<br>Chapter 49: Genioplasty<br>Chapter 50: Otoplasty<br><strong>Part VIII Breast Surgery</strong><br>Chapter 51: Breast Anatomy<br>Chapter 52: Breast Augmentation<br>Chapter 53: Mastopexy<br>Chapter 54: Augmentation-Mastopexy<br>Chapter 55: Breast Reduction<br>Chapter 56: Gynecomastia<br><strong>Part IX Body Contouring</strong><br>Chapter 57: Liposuction<br>Chapter 58: Brachioplasty<br>Chapter 59: Buttock Augmentation<br>Chapter 60: Abdominoplasty<br>Chapter 61: Medial Thigh Lift<br>Chapter 62: Body Contouring in Massive-Weight-Loss Patients<br>Chapter 63: Female Aesthetic Genital Surgery<br>Chapter 64: Noninvasive Body Contouring<br>Chapter 65: Aesthetics of Gender Affirmation Surgery</p>
Plus d’ebooks du même auteur(s) / Éditeur
45 444 Ebooks dans cette catégorie
