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Filler techniques are the most widely used surgical procedures in cosmetic surgery, as they are the best method of reducing wrinkles on a long-term basis. For years, dermatologists have known that water-binding soft-tissue fillers can replace the loss of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid from the skin. Because filler formulas and application techniques are constantly updated and reevaluated, the dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon need a quick reference on the subject. This new text, edited by world-renowned dermatologist Dr. Neil S. Sadick, covers all the main aspects of soft-tissue filler techniques. Subjects covered include choosing and applying fillers; short-, intermediate-, and long-acting fillers; and combination approaches, as well as anesthetic considerations, equipment and patient positioning, operative procedures, potential complications, and postoperative evaluation.
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Andrew Hodgkiss, Honorary Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist, The Royal
Marsden Hospital, London UKDr Hodgkiss studied medicine at Trinity College,
University of Cambridge and Guy’s Hospital Medical School, University of
London. His postgraduate training in psychiatry was on the Guy’s rotation,
including 3 years as Clinical Lecturer in Biological Psychiatry at the
National Unit for AffectiveDisorders. He then trained as a Lacanian
psychoanalyst and, with a Wellcome Fellowship at University College London,
wrote an MD thesis about the history of chronic pain, later published as a
single-author monograph, From Lesion to Metaphor (2000). He was elected a
Fellow of the Royal College ofPsychiatrists in 2008.Dr Hodgkiss has worked
clinically with people affected by cancer for over twenty years. He was a
Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist at St Thomas’ Hospital for 17 years before
moving to The Royal Marsden Hospital in 2014 to specialise in the
psychiatry of cancer. Dr Hodgkiss recently co-chaired themental health &
psychology pathway group at London Cancer Alliance.
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