To purchase hard copies of this book, please email:
orders@intechopen.com
By only printing on demand InTech ensures our carbon footprint is kept to a minimum.
The data below shows the environmental impact of printing one single book:
33.19 kg wood
1.78 g CO2
30.13 ml Water
Share this page
Advanced Techniques in Liposuction and Fat Transfer
Edited by Nikolay Serdev, ISBN 978-953-307-668-3, Hard cover, 230 pages, Publisher: InTech, Published: September 12, 2011 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license, in subject Surgery
DOI: 10.5772/856
Liposuction is the first cosmetic procedure to change beutification surgery from open extensive excision surgery into a more atraumatic closed one. It gave rise to the modern understanding of minimally scarring and minimally invasive surgery and changed the understanding and preferences of both patients and doctors. It also became the most common procedure in cosmetic surgery world-wide, practiced by an increased number of physicians from various specialties. The techniques of fat grafting, closely bound with liposuction, have found widespread application and fat stem cells seem to be changing the future of many areas in medicine. Turning the pages, the reader will find a lot of information about advances, tips and tricks, as well as important milestones in the development of the different methods available, such as classic, power, ultrasound, laser and radio-frequency assisted liposuction etc. Most useful anesthesia techniques are described and discussed, and guidelines have been established for medical indications. Special attention is paid to good patient selection, complications and risks.
This book is indexed in:
Book contents
- Chapter 1Application of the Liposuction Techniques and Principles in Specific Body Areas and Pathologies
- Chapter 2Liposuction and Fat Graft to Enhance Facial Contour in Reconstructive Surgery - Nine Years Experience with the use of Peridural Cannula
- Chapter 3Novel Liposuction Techniques for the Treatment of HIV-Associated Dorsocervical Fat Pad and Parotid Hypertrophy
- Chapter 4Lipoplasty of the Back
- Chapter 5Power-Assisted Liposuction (PAL) vs. Traditional Liposuction: Quantification and Comparison of Tissue Shrinkage and Tightening
- Chapter 6Larger Infiltration/Aspiration Volumes, Plasma/ Subcutaneous Fluid Lidocaine Levels and Quantitative Abdominal Tissue Accommodation After Water-Assisted Liposuction (WAL): Comparative Safety and Efficacy to Traditional Liposuction (TL)
- Chapter 7Gynoid Lipodystrophy Treatment and Other Advances on Laser-Assisted Liposuction
- Chapter 8Radio-Frequency Assisted Liposuction (RFAL)
- Chapter 9Ultrasound Assisted Liposculpture – UAL: A Simplified Safe Body Sculpturing and Aesthetic Beautification Technique
- Chapter 10Advanced Lipotransfer Techniques
- Chapter 11Processing of Lipoaspirate Samples for Optimal Mesenchymal Stem Cells Isolation
- Chapter 12Stem Cell Enriched Fat Transfer
- Chapter 13Complications of Liposuction
