Part I Face and Neck Lift
Rod J. Rohrich and Yash J. Avashia Abstract The anatomical components of facial aging include the skin, fat compartments, mimetic muscles, ligamentous support, and bony skeleton. Understanding the underlying processes…
Introduction: Addressing the Most Common Procedures in Cosmetic Surgery: Why This Book Is Different
Rod J. Rohrich, Elizabeth B. Savetsky, and Ira L. Savetsky Abstract Social media is an invaluable tool for marketing, education, and communication. It allows our potential patients to become familiar…
Introduction: Addressing the Most Common Procedures in Cosmetic Surgery: Why This Book Is Different
Rod J. Rohrich, Ashkan Ghavami, and Daniel J. Gould Abstract Social media is a rapidly growing mature platform for potential patients and surgeons from diverse locations to interact and communicate….
Introduction: Addressing the Most Common Procedures in Cosmetic Surgery: Why This Book Is Different
Rod J. Rohrich and Yash J. Avashia Abstract Success in cosmetic surgery involves preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative attention. Developing a rapport and understanding with the patient is a critical part…
Introduction: Addressing the Most Common Procedures in Cosmetic Surgery: Why This Book Is Different
Rod J. Rohrich, Abigail M. Rodriguez, and Ira L. Savetsky Abstract The initial consultation is an important event in deciding if a patient is suitable for surgery. Listening to the…
13 Infection
R. Timothy Kreulen and Dawn LaPorte Abstract Infections in the hand are a common and diverse group of conditions. The physician’s evaluation begins with an overall assessment of the patient,…
17 Nerve Palsies and Tendon/Nerve Transfers for Injuries at or Distal to the Elbow
Roshan T. Melvani and Aviram M. Giladi Abstract Tendon transfers are utilized to reestablish balance to a disabled, damaged, or devoid neuromuscular-motor unit. They are indicated for rejuvenation of muscular…
15 Extensor Tendon Injury, Repair, and Reconstruction
Viviana Serra López, Adnan N. Cheema, and David J. Bozentka Abstract Extensor tendons are susceptible to injury because of their superficial location. Along with ligamentous structures and intrinsic musculature, they…
12 Tendinitis, Tendinosis, and Dupuytren’s Contracture
Noah Raizman Abstract Tendinitis refers to acute inflammation due to acute damage or overuse. Tendinosis refers to chronic, often attritional damage due to overuse, abnormal anatomy, or degenerative conditions. There…
14 Flexor Tendon Injury, Repair, and Reconstruction
Nicole Schroeder Abstract Flexor tendon lacerations are disabling injuries that require surgeons to have an indepth comprehension of anatomy, surgical techniques, and dedicated rehabilitation protocols in order to optimize functional…
