Essentials of Aesthetic Surgery Q&A Companion - Softcover

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A go-to resource to test and expand knowledge of aesthetic surgery essentials

Aesthetic surgery is difficult to teach because it is the ultimate convergence of the art and science of plastic surgery and subjective in nature. Essentials of Aesthetic Surgery: Q&A Companion, edited by internationally-recognized plastic surgeons Jeffrey E. Janis and Sammy Sinno, provides physicians with a superb learning tool to expand or refresh their skills. The globally acclaimed parent book highlights salient points and features clinical pearls across the spectrum of aesthetic surgery in a succinct, accessible, “Essentials” style bulleted format.

Sixty-five chapters organized into nine sections mirror the outline and content of the parent book. The companion features contributions from an impressive group of aesthetic surgery experts. The questions are specifically designed to test readers on the content of each parent chapter, with a primary focus on clinical application of knowledge. Like the parent book, the compact format fits in a lab coat pocket and is designed and organized to enable quick and easy reading, making it a must-have addition to any plastic surgeon's library for easy referencing—from trainees learning information for the first time to established doctors.

Key Features

• More than 760 high-yield questions accompanied by clear and concise explanations enhance acquisition and retention of knowledge
• A wealth of firsthand clinical expertise distilled down into an organized, concise framework
• Invaluable contributions from distinguished aesthetic plastic surgeons, including Anmol Chattha and Simon Moradian

This book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on https://medone.thieme.com.

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