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Cosmetic Surgery

Norman Waterhouse

Price: £11.99 (Paperback)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-921882-0
Publication date: 13 March 2008
152 pages, 31 black and white illustrations, 196x129 mm
Series: The Facts
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Description
  • Provides a realistic and impartial view of a wide variety of cosmetic procedures
  • Gives advice on how to choose the right cosmetic surgeon
  • Includes Key Points boxes at the start of each chapter to quickly summarise important concepts covered in the text
  • Case Histories and Patient Perspectives provide practical examples throughout
  • Myth and Fact boxes highlight common misunderstandings and interesting facts about the procedures involved
  • Includes glossary of technical terms
Cosmetic surgery has become the subject of intense media and public interest in the last few years. It is unique amongst the surgical specialties in that prospective patients are directly targeted by advertising, and often, through the use of aggressive sales and marketing techniques. For the general public and potential patients, understanding the procedures and accessing high-quality care is problematic, and independent professional advice from an appropriately trained and experienced doctor is essential. This advice should include a realistic assessment of the benefits and complications of any treatment.

This book provides a clear and informative guide to cosmetic surgery and an overview of the range of procedures now available. The book also features an explanation of what makes a well-trained cosmetic surgeon and how to choose one. Individual chapters are devoted to specific procedures including facelifting, breast surgery, eyelid and chin lifts, liposuction, lasers/peels, botox and fillers and abdominoplasty.

Readership: Prospective patients, general public, interested healthcare professionals.

Contents
1. Introduction
2. Choosing a surgeon
3. Breast augmentation
4. Breast reduction
5. Mastopexy
6. Abdominoplasty
7. Liposuction
8. Facelifts
9. Rhinoplasty
10. Eyelid and brow
11. Genioplasty
12. Lips
13. Botox and fillers
14. Glossary of terms

Authors, editors, and contributors


Norman Waterhouse, Consultant Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeon, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK


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