Charles K. Herman & Berish Strauch 
Encyclopedia of Aesthetic Rejuvenation Through Volume Enhancement [PDF ebook] 

<p><strong>Basic Principles</strong><br>1 Introduction to Volume Rejuvenation: Anatomical and Physiological Volume Changes with Aging and Weight Loss<br>2 History of Techniques and Materials Used in Volume Enhancement<br>3 Imaging Technology as a Consultation Tool in Breast Surgery<br><strong>Face</strong><br>4 Hyaluronic Acid for Facial Volumization<br>5 Facial Augmentation with Poly-L-Lactic Acid: Areas of Correction and Comparison to Other Fillers<br>6 Poly-L-Lactic Acid for Facial Volume Augmentation: Injection Techniques<br>7 Current Concepts in Fat Transplantation to the Face<br>8 Facial Rejuvenation with Fat Cells<br>9 Techniques for Volume Restoration of the Brow, Upper Lid, Temporal Area, and Tear Trough<br>10 Strategies for Creating the Ogee of the Midface<br>11 Three-Dimensional Facial Volumization with Anatomical Alloplastic Implants<br>12 Role of Implants in Aesthetic Augmentation of the Orbital, Frontal, Glabellar, Temporal, and Mandibular and Chin Areas<br>13 Midfacial Augmentation<br>14 The Weave Lift: A Technique for Minimally Invasive Brow, Neck, and Facial Rejuvenation<br>15 Autologous Fat Grafting in Aesthetic Rhytidoplasty Surgery<br>16 Augmentation of Deep Medial Cheek Fat (DMCF)<br>17 Facial Rejuvenation of the Malar Region with Dermal Fat Grafting<br>18 The Use of Bone Grafting in Augmentation Rhinoplasty<br>19 Augmentation Rhinoplasty with Autologous Cartilage<br>20 ‘Turkish Delight’ Graft to the Nasal Dorsum<br>21 Use of Irradiated Cartilage Grafts in Rhinoplasty<br>22 Fillers for Nasal Contour Defects<br><strong>Breast</strong><br>23 Breast Enhancement with Prosthetic Implants and Biological Grafts<br>24 Breast Augmentation with Implants: Materials and Techniques<br>25 Breast Augmentation Using Autologous Fat Graft<br>26 Long-Term Results in Breast Augmentation with Adipose Tissue<br>27 The Use of Fat Transfer for Reshaping the Reconstructed Breast<br>28 Oncological Considerations of Fat Transfer to the Breast<br>29 Autologous Dermal Flaps to the Breast after Weight Loss: The Dermal Suspension/Total Parenchymal Reshaping Technique<br>30 Autologous Breast Augmentation with Dermafat Flaps<br>31 Autologous Breast Augmentation with Inferior Pedicle Perforator Flaps<br>32 Volume Restoration to the Breast Using Microsurgical Perforator Flaps<br>33 Volume Correction of the Partial Mastectomy Defect with the DIEP Flap<br>34 Volume Augmentation of the Deficient DIEP Flap<br>35 Male Chest Contouring with Implants<br><strong>Extremities</strong><br>36 Introduction to Hand Rejuvenation<br>37 Fat Grafting to the Dorsal Hands<br>38 Calf Augmentation with Fat Sculpting<br>39 Calf and Thigh Implants<br>40 Soft Gel Calf Augmentation<br>41 Calf Augmentation with Fat Transfer<br><strong>Buttocks and Trunk</strong><br>42 Buttock Augmentation with Gluteal Implants: The ‘XYZ’ Intramuscular Method<br>43 Buttock Augmentation with Dermal-Fat Grafts<br>44 Buttock Augmentation with Free Fat Transfer<br>45 Buttock Augmentation with Dermal Rotation Flaps<br>46 Buttock Augmentation with Myocutaneous Flaps<br>47 Bilateral Lumbar Hip Dermal-Fat Rotation Flaps<br>48 Purse-String Gluteoplasty<br>49 Body Sculpting in the Normal-Weight Patient Using Both Lipoaspiration and Simultaneous Augmentation with Fat Grafts: Four-Dimensional High-Definition Liposculpture</p>