Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Asians: Principles and Techniques: 1/e

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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Asians: Principles and Techniques: 1st Edition By Lee Pui, Yu-Ray Chen, Qing Feng Li provides a comprehensive guide to all features of cosmetic surgery among Asians, focusing on the alterations in surgical techniques and overall principles when treating these patients.

With special importance to minimally invasive methods and minimization of scars, the textbook features aids from surgeons in Asian regions who go up to share their signature methods and define the newest innovations.

The textbook by Lee Pui, Yu-Ray Chen, Qing-Feng Li is separated into ten parts. It starts with general principles and converses about the cultural and societal effect on Asian patients for cosmetic surgery as well as psychological and psychiatric deliberations for Asian cosmetic patients.

Secondly, the textbook covers facial transformation with chapters on the treatment for acne scars, laser skin reappearing, fat grafting, and Botox. The textbook converses about the various approaches to facelift, which include the classic face-lift and the short-scar technique. A section on cosmetic surgery of the eyelid scrutinizes the special contemplations in Asian eyelid surgery.

It converses about upper and lower blepharoplasty, administration of the sunken eyelid, and periorbital transformation.

A section of the textbook on rhinoplasty shelters autologous cartilage grafts, alloplastic implants, and primary open and closed rhinoplasty.

The textbook is also converse to the cosmetic surgery of the ear and of the facial skeleton. The next few chapters shield breast augmentation with implants, directing on the transaxillary approach and as well as the inframammary approach.

The contributors converse about augmentation in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Asians: Principles and Techniques: 1st Edition, with predictable fat grafting and cell-assisted lipotransfer.