CHAPTER35 Mastopexy and Augmentation Mastopexy Kenneth C. Shestak Mastopexy and augmentation mastopexy can achieve high patient satisfaction for properly selected patients with realistic goals, treated with an appropriately selected procedure…
CHAPTER50 Complex Soft Tissue and Bony Maxillofacial Reconstruction Kurt Vinzenz and Christian Schaudy Modern plastic surgery concepts are based on the paradigm that plastic surgery must restore function as well…
CHAPTER19 Fat Grafting for Facial Rejuvenation Sydney R. Coleman and Riccardo F. Mazzola Although fat grafting procedures have an established record of safety and reports of adverse outcomes are uncommon,…
CHAPTER53 Reconstruction of the Lip and Cheek Peter C. Neligan Although an unfavorable outcome is something we strive to avoid, the reason for suboptimal results can be multifactorial. Sometimes, despite…
CHAPTER52 Reconstruction of the Mandible and Maxilla Matthew M. Hanasono Restoration of the mandible and maxilla are among the most challenging and arduous procedures performed by reconstructive surgeons. Accuracy is…
CHAPTER30 Abdominoplasty Joseph P. Hunstad and Daniel J. Krochmal The primary aims of abdominoplasty are restoration of a more ideal abdominal wall contour and removal of excess abdominal skin and…
CHAPTER22 Blepharoplasty Kevin H. Small and Henry M. Spinelli The demand for blepharoplasty (cosmetic eyelid surgery) continues to rise annually in the United States; according to the American Society of…
CHAPTER31 Body and Extremity Contouring after Massive Weight Loss Joseph F. Capella Body contouring after massive weight loss (MWL) is inherently challenging. The challenges relate to the severity of the…
CHAPTER46 Tissue Expansion for Pigmented Lesions and Other Defects Bruce S. Bauer and Sara R. Dickie Large and giant congenital melanocytic nevi present a unique reconstructive challenge. Nevomelanocytes are known…
CHAPTER67 Nerve Decompression Surgery Allen L. Van Beek, Jason D. Fowler, and Holly S. Ryan Many complications of upper extremity nerve decompressions initially present to the office as a patient…
