Description

Body Contouring (McGraw-Hill Plastic Surgery Atlas) 1st Edition is a comprehensive full-color atlas designed to guide readers through the principles and techniques of modern breast and body contouring surgery. Written as a step-by-step surgical reference, it combines detailed medical illustrations and clinical photographs to present both foundational concepts and practical operative techniques in a clear, structured format.

This atlas covers a wide range of procedures with careful attention to surgical planning, anatomy, markings, operative steps, and postoperative management. It is an excellent reference for understanding how to approach body contouring procedures with precision, safety, and confidence.

Inside, readers will find detailed coverage of essential topics including surgical approach, relevant anatomy, indications, incision planning, exposure, postoperative care, common pitfalls, and expert tips. The book also addresses important clinical considerations such as patient safety, intraoperative positioning, psychological factors, massive weight loss, and wound care.

The procedural section offers thorough guidance across major body regions, including the upper extremity, female breast, male chest, abdomen, back, and lower extremity. Topics include breast reduction, mastopexy, augmentation, lifting, gynecomastia correction, arm and thigh contouring, abdominoplasty with hernia repair techniques, and back contouring.

With its clear organization and rich visual content, Body Contouring is a valuable resource for surgeons, trainees, and medical professionals seeking a reliable reference in plastic and reconstructive surgery.