A detailed analysis and guide focused on integrating surgical procedures with various nonsurgical techniques for optimal results in aesthetic medicine.
This guidance sets out a framework for practice for all doctors who offer cosmetic interventions (surgical and non-surgical). It addresses concerns about patient safety, ethical conduct, appropriate training, and ensuring realistic patient expectations in the rapidly expanding cosmetic sector.
This book serves as a patient guide addressing key concerns about voluntary cosmetic laser surgery. It explains how lasers work, covers procedures for improving skin appearance and addressing facial aging, details the advantages (such as less bleeding, faster healing, and reduced scarring) over traditional methods, and discusses risks and how to achieve optimal results.
This book details safe filler injection techniques, stressing the importance of clinical anatomy for successful, minimally invasive procedures and complication avoidance. It is based on recent scientific articles and clinical experience, providing photo illustrations for beginners, clinical indications from anatomical illustrations, and profound anatomical knowledge necessary for safe practice.
A comprehensive guide focusing on the clinical adaptations and use of botulinum toxins in aesthetic medical practice, published as the first volume of a two-volume set.
An illustrated atlas detailing the principles and practice of esthetic mesotherapy. It covers individual and ready-made active substances, dosage, administration techniques, mixing rules, contraindications, photo documentation, side effects, materials, consultation procedures, and specific regional treatments including Mesolift, Mesoglow, Mesobotox, MesoHair, and treatment for cellulite and localized fat deposits (lipolysis).
A definitive, full-color resource covering all major procedures and treatments in modern aesthetic rejuvenation. Includes detailed sections on injectables, laser therapies, thread lifts, body contouring, and facial surgical techniques, emphasizing safety protocols and patient selection criteria.
A comprehensive handbook detailing the science and technology of cosmetics, covering aspects of formulation, consumer product safety, skin care, and related scientific principles.
An analysis of the social, cultural, and economic factors driving the massive global increase in cosmetic surgery (Botox, lipo, facelifts). The book examines how celebrity obsession, instant consumerism, and the demands of modern working life condition people's decisions to seek bodily transformations and cosmetic enhancements.
An atlas detailing injection techniques for aesthetic medicine, covering comprehensive treatment protocols for both full-face and full-body applications.
A guide to the use of injectable fillers in the field of aesthetic medicine, covering techniques, materials, and applications for soft tissue enhancement.
A well-established, concise, yet comprehensive guide to obstetrics. The 21st edition has been thoroughly updated, integrating clinical material with the latest scientific developments. Chapters are highly structured, featuring learning objectives, definitions, clinical features, treatments, and key point summaries. A key theme for this edition is 'professionalism'.
Ebook Info
Published:
Number of pages:
Format: PDF
File Size: 13.68 MB
Authors: Seung-Hoon Lee
Description
Surgical Management of Pain, Second Edition, is a...
A comprehensive textbook on Emergency Medicine compiled by contributing authors and published in collaboration with the Association of Physicians of India (Delhi State Chapter).
A guide for dental professionals detailing behavioral management techniques, effective communication strategies, handling child and adolescent anxiety, and utilizing the dental team and parental involvement when providing care to young patients.
A comprehensive and standard textbook covering the fundamental principles and concepts of medical physiology for students and practitioners, detailing how the different systems of the human body function.
A comprehensive review covering the fundamental principles of parasitology, including definitions of host types (definitive, intermediate, reservoir, paratenic) and parasite classifications (obligate, facultative, ecto-, endo-). The notes detail life cycles and modes of transmission (food/waterborne, transplacental, blood transfusion) for key protozoa and helminths, such as Entamoeba histolytica, Plasmodium, and various tapeworms and nematodes.
This topic reviews the clinical approach to drug fever, defined as fever that coincides with drug administration and disappears after discontinuation, when no other cause is evident. The chapter discusses the importance of recognition, clinical consequences of failure to diagnose, and the multiple mechanisms involved, including hypersensitivity and idiosyncratic reactions.
This book provides clinical pathways in emergency medicine, correlating basic sciences with clinical application. Aimed at inquisitive emergency physicians, it addresses the rationale, manifestation, and management of acute clinical conditions. It features contributions from an international congregation of experts and includes algorithms at the end of each chapter to provide a roadmap for management.
Ebook Info
Published:
Number of pages:
Format: PDF
File Size: 36.02 MB
Authors: Mukul K. Divatia
Description
Mayo Clinic Critical and Neurocritical Care Board...
Analysis of Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis (ADEM), a monophasic demyelinating disease of the central nervous system in children. It details the approach to treatment, focusing on initial immunotherapy using high-dose glucocorticoids, IVIG, or plasma exchange, and guidelines for assessing patient response.
