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This atlas provides a concise overview of the principle of fat grafting and its clinical applications to treat aging in the central areas of the face in a minimally invasive manner. The authors start with a short description of the anatomical basis of facial aging and by presenting current facial rejuvenation techniques. Here the emphasis is on the process of harvesting and preparing macro-, micro-, intradermal and nano-fat for injection. Thanks to the book's numerous illustrations and short descriptions, readers will find valuable information on where and how to inject the fat combined with the authors' individual techniques and refinements. Aging is a major issue in today's society. Facial rejuvenation procedures seek to enhance the final outcome and durability of surgery and to minimize drawbacks. The current trend is to use less invasive methods requiring fewer incisions, which produce more natural-looking results. This atlas shows the authors' personal techniques to help achieve that goal.
Sommario
Part 1 General Principles.- Theories of Facial Aging: Gravitational Versus Volumetric.- The Anatomical Basis of Facial Aging and Facial Rejuvenation Techniques.- Fat Grafting: Principles and General Concepts.- Anatomical Reference Points to Consider To Avoid Vessel and Nerve Injury During Facial Fat Grafting.- Complications in Facial Fat Grafting.- Part 2 Techniques and Clinical Applications.- A How-to Guide on Structural Fat Grafting, Microfat Grafting, Sharp-Needle Intradermal Fat, Nanofat Grafting, and Emulsion or Fractioned Fat.- Factors in Facial Fat Grafting.- Frontal, Temple, and Periorbital Fat Grafting.- Malar Area: Correction of the Facial Negative Vector.- Nasolabial Folds and Labiomental Creases.- Lips and the Perioral area.- Mentoplasty and Mandibular Area.- Nasal Lipofilling.- Neck or Cervical Lipofilling.- Facial Mesotherapy.- Facelift.- Part 3 Clinical Cases.- Clinical Cases.
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Professor Jose Mª Serra Renom received his PhD in medicine and surgery in 1978 and specialized in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in 1979. During his study he worked at numerous foreign hospitals, e.g. at the Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead, UK, at the Beth Israel Hospital in New Jersey, USA and at the Etobicoke General Hospital, in Toronto, Canada. Currently, Professor Serra Renom is Director of the Dr Serra Renom Institute of Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery at the Quirón Hospital, Barcelona and Professor of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery at the International University of Catalonia. Professor Serra Renom is also visiting professor at Lanzhou University, China and at Monterrey University. Mexico. He is the author of 345 publications, the author of six books, former president and chairman of the Spanish Society of Fat Transfer Applications (SETGRA) and a corresponding member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS).
Dr. Jose Maria Serra Mestre received his degree in medicine from the University of Navarre, Spain and is currently working in the department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, University of Naples, Italy. He is the author of 15 scientific publications and contributed some book chapters. Dr Serra Mestre is one of the founding members of the Spanish Society of Fat Transfer Applications (SETGRA) and member of the European Junior Working group at the European Association of Plastic Surgeons (EURAPS).
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This atlas provides a concise overview of the principle of fat grafting and its clinical applications to treat aging in the central areas of the face in a minimally invasive manner. The authors start with a short description of the anatomical basis of facial aging and by presenting current facial rejuvenation techniques. Here the emphasis is on the process of harvesting and preparing macro-, micro-, intradermal and nano-fat for injection. Thanks to the book’s numerous illustrations and short descriptions, readers will find valuable information on where and how to inject the fat combined with the authors’ individual techniques and refinements. Aging is a major issue in today’s society. Facial rejuvenation procedures seek to enhance the final outcome and durability of surgery and to minimize drawbacks. The current trend is to use less invasive methods requiring fewer incisions, which produce more natural-looking results. This atlas shows the authors’ personal techniques to help achieve that goal.
