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The New Face. Of anatomy to aesthetic medicine
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Author: Paola Rosalba Russo
The increasingly frequent use of cosmetic medicine requires a high level of knowledge and practice by professionals, to keep abreast of advances in the area. It is important to avoid any situation of discomfort for patients, who often go to us with the objective of rejuvenating their face, avoiding a week of bruises or swelling or other complications such as nerve paralysis or cutaneous necrosis. These needs become increasingly important in our practice, and the only way to avoid any complication is to know the anatomy perfectly.
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Aesthetic medicine, in addition to requiring an "artistic" side and common sense, demand to know very well the proportions of the body and human face, so that they can be modified to our liking and following the precise desire of patients, who are increasingly demanding.
Therefore, we have divided the face into seven anatomical areas, corresponding to the presence of important neurovascular peduncles, which are generally the cause of complications.
Chapter 1: Introduction.
Chapter 2: Temporary area.
Chapter 3: Superbital Region.
Chapter 4: Middle Singing and Underoorbital Region.
Chapter 5: Lower Suborbital Region.
Chapter 6: Orbicular artery and lips.
Chapter 7: The facial artery.
Chapter 8: Region of the neck.
9789585303683
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Data sheet
- Print:
- Color - Format: 21.5 x 28 cm
- Cover:
- Hard
- Number of pages:
- 224
- Publication year:
- 2021
- Weight:
- 1.34 kg
- Specialty:
- Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery - OroFacial Aesthetics - Anatomy - Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Dermatology - Aesthetic Medicine - Ophthalmology - Otolaryngology
- Contains:
- Video | EBook
- Language:
- Spanish
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- ISBN
- 9789585303683
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Author: Paola Rosalba Russo
The increasingly frequent use of cosmetic medicine requires a high level of knowledge and practice by professionals, to keep abreast of advances in the area. It is important to avoid any situation of discomfort for patients, who often go to us with the objective of rejuvenating their face, avoiding a week of bruises or swelling or other complications such as nerve paralysis or cutaneous necrosis. These needs become increasingly important in our practice, and the only way to avoid any complication is to know the anatomy perfectly.