Thieme proudly announces the eagerly anticipated second edition of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Highlighted by more than 1,800 crystal-clear illustrations and nearly 1,300 pages of text, this encyclopedic book has long been considered the definitive reference in facial plastics and aesthetic facial surgery. It is ideal for residents and fellows studying for in-service examinations, boards, and fellowship programs-and a valued clinical reference for professionals.
The only book today to offer a comprehensive, single-volume overview of the field, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery encompasses both cosmetic and reconstructive techniques. You will find chapters on important topics such as blepharoplasty and facial reconstruction, plus the key scientific background and clinical data you need. The book is clearly organized and practical, with each chapter written by leading specialists who share their hands-on knowledge and clinical expertise.
Whether used as a study guide or authoritative everyday reference, this book will be a treasured text for all facial plastic surgeons, oral surgeons, otolaryngologists, dermatologists, ophthalmologists, residents, fellows and students.
Special features of this encyclopedic text:
· Encyclopedic, single-volume coverage of all new techniques in facial plastics and aesthetic facial surgery · Clear, easily accessible format, making it ideal for board review and exam preparation · Written by renowned experts · New sections on endoscopic facial surgery, microvascular facial reconstruction, laser resurfacing, minimally invasive facial cosmetic procedures, and much more! · Over 1,800 high-quality illustrations, more than one per page!
When the first edition of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery was published 10 years ago we knew that many of the chapters would need updating soon thereafter. The rapid development of new technologies and techniques has made this update even more essential. In this new edition we have included information on the applications of new endoscopic, laser, and microvascular techniques. New biomaterials are analyzed with regard to basic science and clinical use. A chapter on ethics in facial plastic surgery has been included due too its growing importance in the modern medicolegal world. The aesthetic surgery and rhinoplasty, and congenital deformities sections have been expanded due to the rapid development of information in these areas. Many more options for reconstructive techniques have also been included.
As in the first edition the mission of this text is to provide the core information necessary for a surgeon to research a specific problem or technique in facial plastic surgery. Each chapter provides a general overview, basic science essentials, clinical applications, and appropriate references. This text is not intended to be a surgical atlas or a comprehensive text on each subject. We strive to present the critical core information for practicing surgeons, fellows, and residents alike.
