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Book 1985e­ hensive Manual of Surgical Specialties Series, suggesting that completeness required our contribution. We recalled the current masters of aesthetic surgery: Rees, Sheen, among others. Each had produced his own monograph-all of them established classics. What could we add? Furthermore none of us w

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Blepharoplasty,rtments of eyelid fat and further refined blepharoplasty into the procedure we know today. Use of the skin-muscle flap was introduced by Mclndoe. More recently, pretarsal fixation and other variations are a product of the ingenuity of Flowers and Sheen; orbicularis excision was popularized by Baker.

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Education of the Aesthetic Surgeon, continuing phenomenon. The traditional priorities of medical science have always been assigned to the gravely ill, not to the physically deformed. Furthermore, surgeons who had applied their skills to “superficial” issues such as appearance endured the scorn of their professional colleagues.

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Sedation for Aesthetic Surgery,sing costs of surgery will very likely stimulate more frequent use of local anesthesia. In the United States, where hospital costs are prohibitive, patients requesting elective surgery will seek surgeons willing to use sedation and local anesthesia in preference to general anesthesia, usually in an office operating facility.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5052-4Facelift; aesthetic surgery; anesthesia; plastic surgery; reconstructive surgery; rhinoplasty; surgery