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23 Dermabrasion   When the skin has an irregular or uneven texture from acne scarring or from previous injuries, a level II or III dermabrasion (performed with a spinning brush…

11 Skin and Beyond   The skin envelope is the largest organ of the human body. In that regard, it is also one of the earliest indicators that the biological…

13 Chin Augmentation   It is often necessary to recommend surgery for a receding chin, either in connection with a rhinoplasty, a facelift, or liposuction, or as an isolated procedure….

25 Injectable Therapies: Botox, Fillers, Fat, and Fascia   In recent years, nonsurgical techniques and devices for rejuvenating the aging face have taken the profession by storm. It is my…

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12 Nasal Plastic Surgery: Rhinoplasty   Rhinoplasty is the most difficult facial surgical procedure to master. It requires the ability to apply—in the operating room—principles rooted in the aesthetic arts…

21 Advanced Skin Rejuvenation   The procedures described on the following pages have been called “nonsurgical facelifts.” They are described in much greater detail in a textbook coauthored by me…

19 The Eyebrow Lift   Drooping of the eyebrows is frequently one of the first signs of aging. This condition is often overlooked because most patients are unaware of the…

22 Chemical Peeling   A chemical peel involves the careful application of a scientifically formulated solution to the skin, which later causes the top layer to separate and shed (as…

17 Rejuvenizing the Aging Face: Facts and Myths   This chapter is designed to help facial surgeons address common questions and concerns posed by patients contemplating rejuvenation procedures. Specific procedures…