Seminars in Plastic Surgery

Immediate Reconstruction FollowingSkin-Sparing Mastectomy......Page 1
Y-to-V Island Advancement Flap for\rReshaping of Autologous Tissue Breast\rMound Reconstructions......Page 18
Abdominoplasty: Essentials in Evaluation\rand Treatment......Page 27
Hemangiomas of the Face:\rApproach to Successful Management......Page 42
Optimization of Conscious Sedation in\rPlastic Surgery......Page 51
Saline Implants—Where Are We?......Page 72
Avoiding Medico-Legal Pitfalls in Everyday\rElective Surgery Practice......Page 81
The Surgical Management of Gynecomastia\rin Bodybuilders......Page 97
Rejuvenating the Aged Face......Page 113
Perforator Flaps in Breast Reconstruction......Page 149
Secondary Revision of Unsatisfactory\rBreast Reconstructions......Page 167
Surgically Delayed TRAM Flap: Scientific\rFoundations and Clinical Applications......Page 188
From Fat Transplantation to Fat Engineering......Page 203
Virtual Reality Becomes Realityin Plastic Surgery......Page 215
2001......Page 229
Management of Mundane to Complex\rBlepharoplasty Problems......Page 242
Malposition of the Lower Lateral Crus:\rRecognition and Treatment......Page 260
Tumescent Cervicofacial Rhytidectomy......Page 273
Short Scar Periareolar Inferior Pedicle\rReduction (SPAIR) Mammaplasty/Mastopexy:\rHow I Do It Step by Step......Page 286
Liposuction Breast Reduction......Page 296
Breast-Feeding and Silicone Implants: Good\rNews for Mothers and Infants......Page 306
Vacuum-Assisted Closure for the\rTreatment of Gunshot Wounds......Page 315
Subperiosteal Transblepharoplasty CompositeCheek Lift Without Lateral CanthalModification......Page 334
Managing Complications of Breast\rAugmentation......Page 343
Tumescent Techniques in Aesthetic Body\rContouring......Page 362
Incisional Laser Surgery......Page 380
Laser Treatment of Hemangioma of Infancy......Page 392
Use of Bone Substitutes in Craniofacial\rReconstruction......Page 404
The No Vertical Scar Breast Reduction: How to\rDelete the Vertical Scar of the Standard T-Scar\rBreast Reduction and Produce an Excellent\rBreast Shape......Page 414
Cardiomyoplasty as an Alternative for Heart\rTransplant Patients......Page 430
Use of Tissue Glue: Current Status......Page 440
Hair Grafting Tips and Techniques......Page 457
Lip Rejuvenation: A Comparison of Particulate\rAlloderm and Fat Grafting......Page 469
PREFACE Advances in Breast Reconstruction......Page 491
PUBLISHER’S NOTE\rIntroduction to Seminars in Plastic Surgery......Page 489
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITOR......Page 490
Deep Inferior Epigastric Perforator\rFlap Breast Reconstruction......Page 492
Radiation Effects on Breast\rReconstruction: A Review......Page 503
Breast Reconstruction with the Superior\rGluteal Artery Perforator (S-GAP) Flap......Page 510
Superficial Inferior Epigastric Artery Flap\rfor Breast Reconstruction......Page 518
Anterolateral Thigh Flap for\rPostmastectomy Breast Reconstruction......Page 527
Lateral Thoracodorsal Flap: An Intercostal\rPerforator Flap for Breast Reconstruction......Page 535
Breast Reconstruction with Free Bipedicled\rTRAM or DIEP Flaps by Anastamosis\rto the Proximal and Distal Ends of\rthe Internal Mammary Vessels......Page 542
Management of Congenital Breast\rDeformities and Autogenous Breast\rAugmentation......Page 549
Contralateral Breast Management\rin Breast Reconstruction......Page 557
Future of Supramicrosurgery as it\rRelates to Breast Reconstruction: Free\rParaumbilical Perforator Adiposal Flap......Page 572
Transplantation in Breast Reconstruction......Page 579
Internal Mammary Vessels as a Recipient\rSite for Free Flap Breast Reconstruction......Page 586
Abdominal Donor Site Morbidity:\rImpact of the TRAM and DIEP Flap\ron Strength and Function......Page 595
FOREWORD......Page 607
PREFACE\rLipogenesis and Lipoplasty......Page 608
Anesthetic Considerations for Large-Volume\rLiposuction and Body-Contouring Surgery......Page 609
Considerations in Large-Volume Liposuction......Page 614
Guidelines for Ensuring Safety in\rLarge-Volume Liposuction......Page 624
Tumescent Liposuction Evolution:\rA Revolution in Technique......Page 628
Is There an Abdominal Lipoplasty\rfor All Seasons?......Page 633
Power-Assisted Liposuction......Page 644
Changes in Diet, Exercise,Weight, and\rSerum Lipids Following Liposuction......Page 652
Molecular and Genetic Mechanisms\rof Obesity......Page 655
Bioregulation of Adipocyte Growth and\rDifferentiation......Page 663
Avoiding Complications of Fat Repositioning......Page 666
Statistical Review of 1078\rConsecutive Facelifts: Lessons for\rthe Prevention of Hematoma......Page 673
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 679
PREFACE\rCraniomaxillofacial Trauma: State of the Art......Page 680
Advances in Plate and Screw\rTechnology: Thoughts on Design\rand Clinical Applications......Page 681
Selection of Internal Fixation Devices for\rMandibular Fractures: How Much Fixation\rIs Enough?......Page 690
Application of Endoscope in\rOrbital Fractures......Page 702
Operative Controversies: Thoughts on an\rIntraoral Endoscopic Assisted Method of\rCondylar Fracture Repair......Page 712
Management of Frontal Sinus Trauma......Page 721
Palpebral Surgical Approaches for Orbital\rFracture Repair......Page 732
Evolution of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma......Page 741
Simplified Airway Management in\rCraniomaxillofacial Surgery and\rFacial Trauma......Page 752
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 755
PREFACE Facelift: State of the Art......Page 756
SMAS Facelift......Page 758
Male Facelift: State of the Art......Page 771
The Composite Facelift......Page 783
The Subperiosteal Facelift......Page 798
The ESP (Extended Supraplatysmal Plane)\rFacial Sculpting Technique: Creating a\rNatural, Youthful, and Attractive Face......Page 809
Maintenance Facelift:\rEarly Facelift for the Younger Patient......Page 825
The SMAS-Platysma Facelift:\rAdvantages of a Multivector Technique......Page 841
Skin Facelift with Supra-SMAS Plication......Page 855
Lateral SMASectomy......Page 866
PREFACE......Page 872
History of Microsurgery......Page 873
Teaching Microsurgery in Western Academic\rCenters and in the Developing World......Page 884
Head and Neck Reconstruction in Trauma\rand Cancer......Page 890
Indications for Microvascular Upper\rExtremity Reconstruction......Page 905
Lower Extremity Reconstruction......Page 924
Microvascular Surgery in Private Practice......Page 937
Tissue Engineering......Page 943
Soft Tissue Restoration Using Tissue\rEngineering......Page 952
Skin Substitutes: Past, Present, and Future......Page 959
FOREWORD......Page 971
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITOR......Page 972
PREFACE Aesthetic Rejuvenation of the Midface......Page 973
The Role of Cosmetic Dentistry in\rPlastic Surgery......Page 975
The Role of Orthognathic Surgery in Perioral\rFacial Aesthetics......Page 984
Genioplasty......Page 993
The Role of the Midface Lift in\rPerioral Rejuvenation......Page 1004
The Midface Lift in Perioral Rejuvenation......Page 1010
Perioral Rejuvenation with Injectable\rAutologous Tissue......Page 1019
Soft Tissue Substitutes in Perioral\rAugmentation......Page 1026
Surgical Treatment of the Aging Mouth......Page 1043
Lip Suspension Technique......Page 1052
Botox in Perioral Rejuvenation Including the\rLower Cheek and Neck......Page 1060
Perioral Laser Rejuvenation......Page 1068
Perioral Rejuvenation: The Role of Chemical\rPeeling and Dermabrasion......Page 1075
Skin Care and Cosmetics in Perioral\rRejuvenation......Page 1084
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 1095
PREFACE......Page 1096
General Principles and Analysis of Defects\rin Head and Neck Reconstruction......Page 1097
Avoiding and Dealing with\rComplications after Head and Neck\rMicrovascular Reconstruction......Page 1106
The Role of Pedicled Flaps\rin a Microvascular World......Page 1114
Reconstruction of the Skull Base Defect......Page 1122
Reconstruction of the Midface with\rVascularized Bone and Soft Tissue......Page 1129
Reconstruction of the Esophageal Defect......Page 1142
Voice Reconstruction with Bowel Transfer......Page 1155
Reanimating the Paralyzed Face after Head\rand Neck Tumor Excision......Page 1167
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 1177
PREFACE......Page 1178
Current Issues and Future Directions in Head\rand Neck Reconstruction......Page 1179
Flap Prefabrication and Prelamination in\rHead and Neck Reconstruction......Page 1184
Principles of Bone Healing and Optimal\rMethods of Bone Fixation in Head and\rNeck Reconstruction......Page 1196
Mandible Reconstruction with\rVascularized Fibula......Page 1206
Optimizing Results in Mandible\rReconstruction Using Osteointegrated\rDental Implants......Page 1216
Reconstruction of the Oral Cavity......Page 1220
The Recurring Defect in Head and\rNeck Reconstruction......Page 1228
Prosthetic Rehabilitation in the Management\rof Facial Defects......Page 1234
Advances in Head and Neck Reconstruction:\rApplications of Tissue Engineering......Page 1242
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITOR......Page 1250
PREFACE\rFacial Paralysis......Page 1251
A Review of Facial Nerve Anatomy......Page 1252
Approaches to Grading Facial Nerve Function......Page 1259
The Surgical Management of Facial\rNerve Injury......Page 1268
Ophthalmic Management of the Facial\rPalsy Patient......Page 1275
Mebius Syndrome......Page 1283
Rehabilitation Strategies for Facial\rNerve Injuries......Page 1290
Donor Nerve Selection in Facial\rReanimation Surgery......Page 1295
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 1302
PREFACE\rA New Decade in Breast Reconstruction......Page 1303
History of Breast Reconstruction......Page 1304
Breast Reconstruction with Tissue Expanders\rand Implants: A Practical Guide to Immediate\rand Delayed Reconstruction......Page 1309
Trends in Autologous Breast Reconstruction......Page 1316
Reconstruction of the Breast\rConservation Deformity......Page 1325
Update on Breast Reconstruction Using Free\rTRAM, DIEP, and SIEA Flaps......Page 1333
Breast Reconstruction and Adjuvant Therapies......Page 1341
Chest Wall Reconstruction and\rAdvanced Disease......Page 1352
Breast Reconstruction and Psychosocial\rAdjustment: What Have We Learned and\rWhere Do We Go from Here?......Page 1365
Patient Education and Decision Making in\rBreast Reconstruction......Page 1373
Breast Reconstruction Practices in North\rAmerica: Current Trends and Future Priorities......Page 1382
Breast Reconstruction in Private Practice......Page 1389
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 1406
PREFACE\rAdvances in Breast Reduction and Mastopexy......Page 1407
Breast Reshaping after Massive Weight Loss......Page 1408
Simultaneous Breast Augmentation with\rPeriareolar Mastopexy......Page 1417
Superomedial Pedicle Reduction\rwith Short Scar......Page 1430
Vertical Breast Reduction......Page 1438
Breast Reduction Using Liposuction Alone......Page 1452
The Short Scar Periareolar Inferior Pedicle\rReduction (SPAIR) Mammaplasty......Page 1457
TRAM Revisions and Contralateral\rMammaplasties: The Role of ‘‘Mirror Image’’\rSkin Patterns......Page 1470
Reduction Mammaplasty in Conjunction\rwith Breast Conservation......Page 1479
INTRODUCTIONS TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 1485
PREFACE\rObstetrical Brachial Plexus Paralysis, Part 1......Page 1487
Obstetric Brachial Plexus Palsy: An Experience\rfrom Saudi Arabia......Page 1488
Brachial Plexus Birth Palsy: The Boston\rChildren’s Hospital Experience......Page 1498
Surgical Strategy in Obstetric Brachial Plexus\rPalsy: The Aachen Experience......Page 1507
Obstetric Brachial Plexus Injuries Following\rBreech Delivery: An Adverse Experience in\rThe Netherlands......Page 1522
Current Concepts in the Management\rof Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Injuries:\rThe Taipei Experience......Page 1529
Multidisciplinary Management of Brachial\rPlexus Birth Injuries: The Miami Experience......Page 1538
Management of Obstetrical Brachial Plexus\rPalsy: The Stanford Experience......Page 1546
Treatment of Obstetrical Brachial Plexus\rInjuries: Experience in Osaka......Page 1558
Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Palsy:\rThe Istanbul Experience......Page 1565
Surgical Treatment of Obstetrical Brachial\rPlexus Paralysis: The Norfolk Experience......Page 1577
Brachial Plexus Birth Palsy: Rationale\rfor a Multicenter Prospective Study......Page 1594
INTRODUCTIONS TO GUEST EDITORS......Page 1602
PREFACE\rObstetrical Brachial Plexus Paralysis, Part 2......Page 1604
Current Management of Obstetrical Brachial\rPlexus Injuries at Texas Children’s Hospital\rBrachial Plexus Center and Baylor College\rof Medicine......Page 1606
Obstetrical Palsy: The French Contribution......Page 1620
Intercostal Nerve Neurotization for the\rTreatment of Obstetrical Brachial Plexus\rPalsy Patients......Page 1632
Reconstruction of Shoulder Abduction and\rExternal Rotation in Obstetrical Brachial\rPlexus Palsy Patients......Page 1641
Second Shoulder and Elbow Reanimation\rProcedures in Late Obstetrical Paralysis\rPatients......Page 1651
Radiological and Electrophysiological\rDetection of Nerve Roots Avulsion in Patients\rwith Birth-Related Brachial Plexus Paralysis......Page 1661
Preoperative Investigations in Obstetric\rBrachial Plexus Palsy......Page 1679
Nerve Transfers in Severe Obstetrical Brachial\rPlexus Palsy......Page 1686
Secondary Reconstructive Procedures in\rObstetrical Brachial Plexus Palsy: Forearm,\rWrist, and Hand Deformities......Page 1697
INTRODUCTION TO GUEST EDITOR......Page 1704
PREFACE\rReconstructive Hair Transplantation of the Face and Scalp......Page 1705
The Punctiform Technique in Hair\rTransplantation......Page 1706
The Use of the Juri\rTemporo-Parieto-Occipital Flap......Page 1725
The ‘‘Nordstro¨m Suture’’ to Enhance Serial\rScalp Reductions and Other Serial Excisions as\rWell as to Treat and Prevent Scar Widening......Page 1734
Tissue Expansion Reconstruction of the Scalp......Page 1740
A Technique for Reconstruction of Eyebrows\rand Eyelashes......Page 1750
Reconstructive Hair Transplantation\rof the Face and Scalp......Page 1756
Revision of the Unfavorable Result in\rHair Transplantation......Page 1764
Hair Restoration with the Erbium YAG Laser......Page 1776
Follicular Cell Implantation: An Emerging\rCell Therapy for Hair Loss......Page 1790