General Surgery
Skin Structure and Function, Wound Healing and Scarring
Skin Structure and Function The integument comprises the skin together with its appendages ( Figs. 1.1 and 1.2 ). These include hair and hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, and…
43 Liposuction
Julian Winocour, John Layliev, Han Shi, Varun Gupta, Kevin Hagan, and Kent K. Higdon Abstract This chapter covers the pertinent considerations involved in this common surgical procedure for the localized…
44 Abdominoplasty
Bruce A. Mast Abstract This chapter looks at the various ways of correcting contour irregularities of the abdominal wall. Matters to be determined in the presurgical exam (degree/extent of adiposity,…
46 Brachioplasty
J. Peter Rubin Abstract Brachioplasty is a surgical procedure that aims to recontour the upper arm following excessive weight loss. To achieve the desired goal(s), liposuction and excisional surgery are…
41 Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
Gregory A. Dumanian and Bruce A. Mast Abstract This chapter addresses the considerations involved in remediating bulges and hernias. The challenge in these procedures is to create a lasting connection…
33 Breast Reconstruction with Devices
Daniel F. Haynes Abstract This chapter covers the sensitive area of breast reconstruction following mastectomy. Every consideration to be addressed during patient presentation is listed, and treatment options are detailed….
32 Breast Augmentation
Richard C. Baynosa, Andrew G. Silver, Rachel I. Weber, William A. Zamboni Abstract This chapter deals with the relevant considerations involved in breast implants. Specific data to be gathered during…
39 Gynecomastia
Brandon K. Richland, Emil Kohan, Gregory R.D. Evans Abstract Gynecomastia is an anomaly involving the enlargement of the male breast due to an increase in glandular, stroma, and/or fat tissue….
30 Breast Reduction
Rukmini S. Rednam and Bruce A. Mast Abstract This chapter surveys the anatomy of the breast and covers the matter of breast reduction surgery. The reasons—physical, emotional, reconstructive, aesthetic, etc.—why…
