Full Description
Office-based facial cosmetic surgery began in the 1960s and has expanded exponentially since then. The majority of clinics now have their own office-based facilities, and every elective aesthetic procedure from hair transplantation to abdominoplasty and breast reduction can be done as an outpatient procedure with tremendous increases in efficiency, safety, and time. Although the capital expenditure is high, the rewards in time, efficiency, and safety are greater. Patients can be seen before surgery, between cases, and after surgery with no loss of time. An office-based situation allows multidisciplinary approaches of specialties to startup teamwork. In addition, the patient's time is treated with the highest respect.
This book combines the knowledge of contributors from specialties like plastic surgery, dermatology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, ENT, and more to provide readers with an extensive guidebook on aesthetic office-based procedures. The book provides detailed case studies alongside the variety of complications that may arise. At the end of each part, the authors will engage in a discussion of how to achieve ideal results based on the individual patient. With videos illustrating proper technique for each procedure and full color images to correspond with each treatment, this text will offer a multidiscplinary approach to appeal to a wide audience of physicians.
Contents
The Facial Aging Process: Review of Bony and Soft Tissue Changes.- Part 1 - Procedural Neuromodulators for Facial Cosmetic Surgery.- Neuromodulators past, present, future.- Forehead neurotoxin injection (Upper face).- Neuromodulation with Botulinum Toxin Type A in the Management of Glabellar Frown Lines.- Crow's Feet: An In-depth Exploration.- Middle Facial 1/3; Bunny lines.- Nasal Tip Lift with Botulinum Toxin: An Overview.- Lower Facial 1/3; Perioral rhytids, Gummy Smile, Chin.- Neuromodulators in the Neck- Platysma bands, horizontal necklace lines, Nefertiti lift.- Neuromodulators for Masseter Hypertrophy for bruxism or lower face reshaping.- Complications: lid ptosis, asymmetry (upper and lower face).- Part 2 - Non-Surgical Facial Contouring and Volume Restoration.- Use of Fillers for Facial Aesthetics.- Forehead & Temple Volume Restoration.- Periorbital Rejuvenation- Tear Trough, Periorbital region , Brows.- Soft tissue filler for the cheek and pre-parotid region.- Nasolabial Folds And Peri-nasal (piriform) Rejuvenation.- Liquid Rhinoplasty.- Melomental Fold, Prejowl Sulcus, And Chin.- Jawline Contouring.- Lip filler.- Hyaluronidase- for non-urgent complications- when to use it, how to dose it, how to inject it.- Lipolysis (cryolipolysis).- Chemical Lipolysis.- Complication 1: Necrosis.- Complication 2: Tyndall Effect.- Complication 3: Blindness.- Management of the complications of dermal filler procedures.- Part 3 - Skin Resurfacing.- Non-ablative Fractionated Laser Resurfacing.- Ablative Laser Resurfacing for wrinkles.- Acne Scar Treatment, lasertherapy.- Vascular laser treatment.- Chemical Peels- Superficial.- Medium-Depth Peels.- Chemical Peels- Modified Phenol Peels.- Chemical Peels- CROSS technique for acne scars.- Rhinophyma- radiofrequency vs ablative laser debulking.- Tattoo Removal.- Laser Hair Removal.- Laser Hair Removal Complications.- Complication of Skin Resurfacing (infection).- Complications 2: Dyspigmentation.- Scarring; as a complication of laser resurfacing.- Part 4 - Minimally Invasive Approaches Facial Rejuvenation.- Plasma Skin resurfacing (Jet plasma or Renuvion).- HiFU- High Intensity Focused Ultrasound.- RF In Facial Recountoring- Microneedling with or without Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP).- Radiofrequency Microneedling.- Thread lifts of upper 1/3 of the face .- Thread lift: Middle Facial 1/3.- Threadlift: Lower Facial 1/3 and Neck.- Thread Lift Complications.- Part 5 - Hair Restoration.- Hair Loss, Diagnosis, Treatment Planning.- Medical Management.- PRP for Hair loss.- Injections for hair loss .- Linear-Strip Excision for Hair Restoration.- Part 6 - Surgical Procedures.- OFFiCE BASED ANESTHESIA.- Local and Tumescent Anesthesia for In-office Procedures.- Lower Blepharoplasty: Transconjunctival Fat Resection with Skin Pinch Skin Reduction.- Upper Blepharoplasty.- Lateral Suspension Canthopexy.- The Tricophytic/Transfolicular Brow Lift.- Endoscopic Forehead and Brow Lift.- Brow lift: internal brow pexi.- Nano Fat Transfer.- Fat Transfer.- Buccal Fat Pad Removal.- Office based facial implant (chin implant).- Submental Liposuction.- Lip Lift.- Crown Lengthening.- Otoplasty.- Rhinoplasties: Hump.- Rhinoplasties: Management of the Bulbous Tip.- Rhinoplasties: The Crooked Nose.- Tip Grafting and Support.- Face lift: Management of the SMAS.- Deep neck Lift.- Earlobe rejuvenation: aging and aesthetic.- Acne Scar Treatment, Subcision.
