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Cosmetic Surgery (LANGE Clinical Medicine): 9780071470797: Medicine & Health Science Books @ desertcart.com Review: Current but wish it demonstrated tools and chemicals used with pictorials... - I loved it just for a read many years ago, and read it to learn more as a hobby and with free time what is happening in the aesthetic industry and how surgery or other procedures take place and how invasive or not the procedures might be. That being said, it appears to be current, but am not sure that it's as dermatological as I would like it to be just by scanning through it. I say its current because it uses traditional methods and more current methods used for cosmetic surgery. However, as a highly visual person I would have loved a pictorial of tools required....or at least one or two of interest for that procedure. We do have youtube.com which can also do the same. Perhaps this is better accompanied with a video compilation of how procedures take place or at least samples of the consult all the way till the end for each chapter...just some ideas on how to improve it for readers...it does appear to be destined to patients rather and perhaps those interested in how the procedures take place. As far as relevance, there are soo many procedures that don't require surgery which are not mentioned that perhaps that might be the surgeons and authors best approach before finally considering surgery as a quick fix but temporary fix....who doesn't age and need maintenance and require more maintenance once one surgical cosmetic procedure is administered. I really do think that a surgeons best friend is not the knife but rather the safest way of arriving at the desired result...without the cutout...and the cutout is always the last resort...most complicated, most risky and frecuently not as gratifying as expected even when expectations are within the normal range. However, laser procedures appear to be quite as invasive if not more invasive than the knife...and a knip and tuck. Review: Five Stars - Excellent, I highly recommend to others
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,730,782 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #281 in Urology (Books) #489 in Plastic & Cosmetic #708 in Plastic Surgery |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (15) |
| Dimensions | 7.38 x 0.68 x 9.25 inches |
| Edition | 1st |
| ISBN-10 | 0071470794 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0071470797 |
| Item Weight | 2.31 pounds |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 300 pages |
| Publication date | September 8, 2010 |
| Publisher | McGraw Hill / Medical |
C**Y
Current but wish it demonstrated tools and chemicals used with pictorials...
I loved it just for a read many years ago, and read it to learn more as a hobby and with free time what is happening in the aesthetic industry and how surgery or other procedures take place and how invasive or not the procedures might be. That being said, it appears to be current, but am not sure that it's as dermatological as I would like it to be just by scanning through it. I say its current because it uses traditional methods and more current methods used for cosmetic surgery. However, as a highly visual person I would have loved a pictorial of tools required....or at least one or two of interest for that procedure. We do have youtube.com which can also do the same. Perhaps this is better accompanied with a video compilation of how procedures take place or at least samples of the consult all the way till the end for each chapter...just some ideas on how to improve it for readers...it does appear to be destined to patients rather and perhaps those interested in how the procedures take place. As far as relevance, there are soo many procedures that don't require surgery which are not mentioned that perhaps that might be the surgeons and authors best approach before finally considering surgery as a quick fix but temporary fix....who doesn't age and need maintenance and require more maintenance once one surgical cosmetic procedure is administered. I really do think that a surgeons best friend is not the knife but rather the safest way of arriving at the desired result...without the cutout...and the cutout is always the last resort...most complicated, most risky and frecuently not as gratifying as expected even when expectations are within the normal range. However, laser procedures appear to be quite as invasive if not more invasive than the knife...and a knip and tuck.
M**N
Five Stars
Excellent, I highly recommend to others
A**R
Five Stars
Exactly what I needed!!! :)
B**E
Four Stars
Great book to grab when wanting basic information in this area.
S**H
Five Stars
Recieved in perfect condition. THanks! :)
A**X
Three Stars
As advertised.
J**E
Two Stars
Some of the techniques are far from perfect and in general needs more details.
S**M
Exactly what i needed for my course
S**Y
Relevant and concise.
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