The Unfavorable Results in Plastic Surgery

Volume OneSection I Introduction1 Why We Fail2 The Dissatisfied Patient3 Psychological Aspects of Cosmetic Surgery and Minimally Invasive TreatmentsSection II Legal and Safety Issues4 Ethics and Plastic Surgery Practice5 Informed Consent, Record Keeping, and Documentation6 Bringing High Reliability to the Operating Room7 The Legal Implications of Unfavorable Results8 Medical Malpractice and Plastic Surgery9 Disruptive Behavior: The Imperative for Awareness and Action10 Safety in the Outpatient Setting11 Disclosure of Adverse Events: A Principled Approach to Doing the Right ThingSection III General Problems12 Scars and Scar RevisionsDiscussion13 Surgical InfectionsDiscussion14 Wound ManagementDiscussion15 MicrosurgeryDiscussionSection IV Aesthetic Surgery16 Dermal Fillers and NeurotoxinsDiscussion17 Laser Facial ResurfacingDiscussion18 Chemical PeelsDiscussion19 Fat Grafting for Facial RejuvenationDiscussion20 The Forehead Lift: Open and EndoscopicDiscussion21 Face and Neck RejuvenationDiscussion22 BlepharoplastyDiscussion23 RhinoplastyDiscussion24 Secondary RhinoplastyDiscussion25 Postoperative Nasal Airway ObstructionDiscussion26 Alloplastic Implants for Facial ContouringDiscussion27 Perioral Aesthetic SurgeryDiscussion28 Hair RestorationDiscussion29 Liposuction for Body ContouringDiscussion30 AbdominoplastyDiscussion31 Body and Extremity Contouring After Massive Weight LossDiscussion32 Gluteal AugmentationDiscussion33 Female Aesthetic Genital SurgeryDiscussionSection V The Breast34 Breast AugmentationDiscussionSpecial Commentary: Silicone Breast Implants Associated with Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma35 Mastopexy and Augmentation MastopexyDiscussion36 Reduction MammaplastyDiscussion37 GynecomastiaDiscussion38. Breast Reduction with ImplantsDiscussion39 Breast Reconstruction with Autologous TissueDiscussionVolume TwoSection VI Pediatric and Craniofacial SurgeryPEDIATRIC40 Cleft Lip and Cleft PalateDiscussion41 CraniosynostosisDiscussion42 Orofacial and Craniofacial DeformitiesDiscussion43 Orthognathic Surgery and Maxillofacial Distraction SurgeryDiscussion44 Auricular ReconstructionDiscussionSpecial Commentary: Auricular Reconstruction: Polyethylene Framework Technique45 Vascular AnomaliesDiscussion46 Tissue Expansion for Pigmented Lesions and Other DefectsDiscussionFACIAL TRAUMA47 Fractures of the JawsDiscussion48 Facial FracturesDiscussion49 Pediatric Facial FracturesDiscussion50 Complex Soft Tissue and Bony Maxillofacial ReconstructionDiscussionSection VII Reconstructive Surgery for the Head and Neck, Body, and Lower Extremity51 Oral and Pharyngeal ReconstructionDiscussion52. Reconstruction of the Mandible and MaxillaDiscussion53 Reconstruction of the Lip and CheekDiscussion54 Reconstruction of the Scalp and CraniumDiscussion55 Eyelid ReconstructionDiscussion56 Facial Reanimation SurgeryDiscussion57 Reconstruction of the Chest and AbdomenDiscussion58 Lower Extremity ReconstructionDiscussion59 Microsurgical Treatment of LymphedemaDiscussionSection VIII The Hand and Upper Extremity60 Congenital Hand DeformitiesDiscussion61 Flexor Tendon InjuriesDiscussion62 Extensor Tendon InjuriesDiscussion63 Bone and Joint Injuries: Hand, Wrist, and Distal RadiusDiscussion64 Soft Tissue Coverage and Mutilating Extremity InjuriesDiscussion65 Replantation of the Hand and Toe-to-Hand Microsurgical TransplantationDiscussion66 Peripheral Nerve Injuries and the Brachial PlexusSpecial Commentary: Brachial Plexus Birth Injury67 Nerve Decompression SurgeryDiscussion68 Dupuytren's ContractureDiscussionSection IX Burns69 Facial BurnsDiscussion70 Burns of the Body and ExtremitiesDiscussion