"A useful, richly illustrated yet succinct book that earns a well-deserved place on the bookshelf of plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, cosmetic dermatologists, and dermatologic surgeons around the world... This one sets itself apart with its elegance, finesse, and comprehensiveness."
- Jonathan Kantor, MD, MSCE, JAAD International

Quickly learn and master essential aesthetic surgical procedures from global experts!

The rapid growth in global demand for cosmetic surgery has led to an urgent need for aesthetic surgeons to learn an ever-growing menu of advanced procedures. Masters of Cosmetic Surgery-The Video Atlas: The Dallas Cosmetic Model edited by internationally renowned plastic surgeon Rod J. Rohrich and esteemed colleagues Sammy Sinno and Paul N. Afrooz presents an amazing new method of learning cosmetic surgery techniques. The didactic video guide features contributions from a Who's Who of superb surgeons and dermatologists that are committed to excellence in their own practices and educational endeavors.

Thirteen sections and 93 succinct chapters are brought to life through key video segments in each chapter that expound on how to perform procedures safely and efficiently to achieve optimal outcomes. This unique resource covers 90 procedures and includes more than 12 hours of video, providing clinicians with the ability to read, see, and hear from an impressive cadre of global experts. Procedural chapters cover the face and neck; nose; eyelids, brow, and forehead; ears; lips; chin and jaw; neuromodulators; fillers; facial resurfacing; breast augmentation and reduction; body contouring; vaginal rejuvenation; and non-surgical body contouring.

Key Highlights

• Masters in cosmetic medicine and surgery share clinical pearls on how to flawlessly perform procedures and optimally handle practice management issues
• Short videos provide an easy method for seeing, performing, and perfecting procedures, resulting in greater efficiency, skill, and safety
• Well-illustrated high-yield text including key points, preoperative considerations, anatomical features, step-by-step operative guides, and algorithms enhance the ability to quickly learn key concepts for any procedure

This how and why guide is transformative in its teaching and learning methods, making it the quintessential reference for trainee and board-certified plastic surgeons, dermatologists, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons.

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Quickly learn and master essential aesthetic surgical procedures from global experts!

The rapid growth in global demand for cosmetic surgery has led to an urgent need for aesthetic surgeons to learn an ever-growing menu of advanced procedures. Masters of Cosmetic Surgery-The Video Atlas: The Dallas Cosmetic Model edited by internationally renowned plastic surgeon Rod J. Rohrich and esteemed colleagues Sammy Sinno and Paul N. Afrooz presents an amazing new method of learning cosmetic surgery techniques. The didactic video guide features contributions from a Who's Who of superb surgeons and dermatologists that are committed to excellence in their own practices and educational endeavors.

Thirteen sections and 93 succinct chapters are brought to life through key video segments in each chapter that expound on how to perform procedures safely and efficiently to achieve optimal outcomes. This unique resource covers 90 procedures and includes more than 12 hours of video, providing clinicians with the ability to read, see, and hear from an impressive cadre of global experts. Procedural chapters cover the face and neck; nose; eyelids, brow, and forehead; ears; lips; chin and jaw; neuromodulators; fillers; facial resurfacing; breast augmentation and reduction; body contouring; vaginal rejuvenation; and non-surgical body contouring.

Key Highlights

• Masters in cosmetic medicine and surgery share clinical pearls on how to flawlessly perform procedures and optimally handle practice management issues
• Short videos provide an easy method for seeing, performing, and perfecting procedures, resulting in greater efficiency, skill, and safety
• Well-illustrated high-yield text including key points, preoperative considerations, anatomical features, step-by-step operative guides, and algorithms enhance the ability to quickly learn key concepts for any procedure

This how and why guide is transformative in its teaching and learning methods, making it the quintessential reference for trainee and board-certified plastic surgeons, dermatologists, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons.

Introduction: Addressing the Most Common Procedures in Cosmetic Surgery: Why This Book Is Different 1 The Consult: What to Know, What to Do, and When to Say "No" 2 How to Optimize Results and Minimize Complications in Cosmetic Surgery 3 How Social Media has Changed All of Plastic Surgery 4 Social Media: The Dos and Don'ts Part I: Face and Necklift 5 The Facial Aging Face Consultation 6 Facelift and Necklift: Incision Planning 7 Extended Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System Technique 8 SMASectomy 9 The Lift and Fill Facelift: Autologous Fat Grafting 10 Deep Plane Facelift 11 SMAS Plication with Extended Platysma-SMAS Flap 12 High SMAS Facelift and Necklift with Fat Grafting 13 Fat Grafting to the Face as an Isolated Procedure Part II: Rhinoplasty 14 The Rhinoplasty Consult 15 Open Rhinoplasty Finesse 16 The Closed Rhinoplasty 17 Graduated Approach to Tip Projection 18 The Bulbous versus Boxy Tip 19 The Crooked Nose 20 The Ethnic Nose 21 The Preservation Rhinoplasty 22 Ancillary Maneuvers in Rhinoplasty: Spreader Grafts 23 Ancillary Maneuvers in Rhinoplasty: Spreader Flaps 24 Ancillary Maneuvers in Rhinoplasty: Columellar Strut 25 Ancillary Maneuvers in Rhinoplasty: Alar Rim Grafts 26 Ancillary Maneuvers in Rhinoplasty: Septal Extension Grafts 27 Alar Base Surgery 28 Revision Rhinoplasty Part III: Periorbital Rejuvenation 29 Periorbital Rejuvenation Consultation 30 Eyelids: Upper Blepharoplasty 31 Eyelids: Lower Blepharoplasty 32 Periorbital Fat Grafting 33 Brow and Forehead: Forehead Lift 34 Brow and Forehead: Endotemporal Brow Lift 35 Brow and Forehead: Fat Grafting to the Brow, Temples, and Forehead 36 Brow and Forehead: Lateral Brow Lift 37 Brow and Forehead: Subcutaneous Temporal Brow Lift Part IV: Otoplasty 38 Otoplasty 39 Otoplasty with Anterior Scoring Part V: Perioral Rejuvenation 40 Lip Lift 41 Lip Enhancement with Filler Injection 42 Fat Grafting to the Perioral Region 43 Neuromodulation for Perioral Rejuvenation Part VI: Chin Augmentation and Jaw Rejuvenation 44 Jaw Fillers 45 Chin Implant 46 Fat Grafting to the Chin 47 Buccal Fat Pad Excision Part VII: Neuromodulators Finesse 48 Neuromodulation of Glabella and Forehead 49 Botulinum Toxin Injection to Crow's Feet 50 Microbotox of the Face, Neck, and Scars 51 Neck Bands 52 Neurotoxins: Masseter Hypertrophy Part VIII: Filler Finesse 53 Filler Finesse: Forehead 54 Filler Finesse: Temples 55 Part A: Filler Finesse: Cheeks 55 Part B: Filler Finesse: Cheeks 56 Filler Finesse: Tear Trough and Upper Eyelid 57 Part A: Filler Finesse: Nose 57 Part B: Filler Finesse: Nose 58 Filler Finesse: Upper Eyelid Sulcus 59 Filler Finesse: Hands-The Role of Hyaluronic Acid, Calcium Hydroxyapatite, and Autologous Fat Part IX: Facial Resurfacing 60 Trichloroacetic Acid Peel 61 Dermabrasion of the Face 62 Laser Resurfacing 63 Microneedling Part X: Breast 64 Breast Augmentation 65 Subfascial Breast Augmentation 66 Vertical Scar Mastopexy with Autoaugmentation Flap 67 Inverted-T Mastopexy 68 Saf…