Second Edition
edited by Arnold W. Klein
Tissue Augmentation in Clinical Practice contains current discussions of technologies and trends for the correction of skin defects resulting from aging, photodamage, disease, trauma, and scarring-including sections on microlipoinjection, surgery for the correction of depressed scars and wrinkles.
Features:
- Keeps clinicians abreast of the variety of tissue augmentation devices available and in which situations each is most useful
- Provides a comprehensive overview of the latest injectable agents and describes their utilization and the most recent applications
- Provides a historical outline of the use of collagen in humans
- Stands as an encyclopedic source spanning every available substance for tissue augmentation, and also reviews their properties and possible adverse reactions
- Studies current uses of BTX-A
- Presents in-depth coverage of breakthrough surgical procedures and filling agents involved in soft tissue augmentation
Contents
- Introduction to Soft Tissue Augmentation: An Historical Perspective
- Fat Transfer, Microlipoinjection, and Lipocytic Dermal Augmentation
- Dermal Grafting
- Dermalogen, Dermaplant, and Fascian
- Injectable Bovine Collagen
- Hylaform
- Subcision
- ePTFE: Gore-tex, Ultrasoft, and Conform
- Botulinum Toxin
- Injectable Liquid Silicones: New Perspectives
- Resurfacing Procedures: Chemical Peels and Topical Therapy
- Filling Substances in Conjunction with Other Modalities
- Artecoll
- Restylane and Perlane
- Other Injectable Substances Containing Temporary or Permanent Particles
- Polymeric Materials for Soft Tissue Augmentation
- Common Questions About Tissue Augmentation
- Lipodystrophy and HIV: Etiology and Methods of Correction
- Cymetra and Alloderm
Index