Three Dimensional Facial Sculpting:Edward Terino

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Three Dimensional Facial Sculpting :by  Terino, Edward O.
Edition  1 , 2007 ,
Book Description:
Plastic Surgery Institute of Southern California, Thousand Oaks. Offers most recent surgical approaches to enhance the face and neck, and provides an overview of latest innovations in development and utilization of facial implants, imaging technologies, and pre- and post-operative skin care methods. For surgeons.     
About the Title

Facial contouring procedures are used to alter facial structures that have been damaged by aging, surgery, or trauma, and to correct facial areas that are congenitally misshapen, malpositioned, or un-esthetically proportioned. Vividly illustrated and written by prominent international authorities and pioneering experts on the topic, this unique reference acquaints surgeons with the most recent surgical approaches to enhance the face and neck, and provides an authoritative overview of the latest innovations in the development and utilization of facial implants, imaging technologies, and pre- and post-operative skin care methods.

Table of Contents

The 3rd Dimension in Aesthetic Surgical Contouring of the Face: Combining Alloplastic and Suspension Technology. Facial Cosmetic Surgery: Personal Contributions. Asthetic Surgery: Some Personal Thoughts and Contributions. Remodeling of the Face in Three Dimensions: Soft Tissue versus Alloplastic Implants. Reshaping of the Periorbital Region. Skeletal Techniques for Achieving Three Dimensional Facial Balance and Harmony. Simulating Facial Skeletal Osteotomies with Alloplastic Implants. The " R.A.R.E.'' Technique (Reverse and Repositioning Effect) The Renaissance of the Aging. Face and Neck. Evolution of the Midface Lift:Thought and Process. Autologous Volumettric Three Dimensional Shaping of the Face. Face Lift and Facial Rejuvenation. Asthetic Facial Contour Improvement with Microlipoinjection in Reconstructive and Aesthetic Cases. Neck Lift. Aesthetic Facial Osteotomies. Body Image as Seen by the Anastomists. The Artists and the Surgeons. Aesthetic Osteotomies of the Malar Region