Cosmetic Surgery

Overview

Full-color, step-by-step guidance on how to perform the most popular procedures in cosmetic surgery

600 full-color illustrations

Using 600 illustrations, full-color photos, and clear, concise text, Cosmetic Surgery teaches you how to perform the
latest and most in-demand surgical and non-surgical procedures in cosmetic surgery. Each chapter includes patient
selection and preparation, technique, complications, outcomes assessment, and references, and many illustrations have
been commissioned specifically for this book.

FEATURES:


A consistent, easy-to-navigate approach that facilitates quick learning
600 full-color illustrations to clarify each step of every procedure
Expert authorship by experienced plastic surgeons
Comprehensive coverage of:
Facial surgeries including facelift, brow lift, blepharoplasty, otoplasty, rhinoplasty, and chin implants
Breast surgery, body contouring, and bariatric plastic surgery including breast augmentation, breast reduction,
abdominoplasty, brachioplasty, and liposuction
Non-surgical options including BOTOX, injectable fillers, chemical peel, dermabrasion, Retin-A, and laser surgery
Other considerations such as new developments in cosmetic surgery, the business of cosmetic surgery, and the public’s
view of cosmetic surgery

Table of contents
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
1. Evaluation of the Cosmetic Surgery Patient
2. Patient Preparation and Safety
PROCEDURES
3. Non-Surgical Skin Care
4. Injectables
5. Cosmetic Uses of Botox
6. Laser Aesthetic Procedures
Surgeries About the Eyes
7. Brow Lift
8. Face and Neck Lift
9. Blepharoplasty
10. Rhinoplasty
11. Otoplasty
12. Facial Implants
13. Breast Augmentation
14. Breast Reduction
15. Breast Lift
16. Abdominal Contour Surgery
17. Liposuction
18. Brachioplasty
19. Cosmetic Surgery of the Female Genitalia

Biographical note
Robert T. Grant, MD, is Acting Chief of the combined Divisions of Plastic Surgery at New York -- Presbyterian Hospital,
The University Hospitals of Columbia and Cornell. He is also Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery at Columbia
University, College of Physicians and Surgeons. His expertise is in cosmetic surgery, reconstruction after cancer
surgery and trauma, and tissue-engineered approaches to wound healing.

Constance M. Chen, MD, MPH, is a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Lenox Hill Hospital and Associate Adjunct
Surgeon at the New York Eye & Ear Infirmary.