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1. journals.lww.com › plasreconsurg › FulltextSpotlight in Plastic Surgery: January 2020 : Plastic and ...

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   “Spotlight in Plastic Surgery,” provides a quarterly overview of articles from non– plastic surgery high-impact journals and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global Open.

2. www.isaps.org › discover › about-isapsGlobal Survey 2020: Full Report and Press Releases (English)

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   Highlights. Plastic surgery procedures for aesthetic purposes decreased by 10.9% overall in 2020, with 77.8% of surgeons globally experiencing temporary practice closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.

3. academic.oup.com › asj › articleBook Review: The Safe and Sane Guide to Teenage Plastic Surgery

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   Jan 1, 2012 · Despite some shortcomings in the author’s discussion of diagnosable psychological disorders, The Safe and Sane Guide to Teenage Plastic Surgery remains an informative and valuable resource for parents and families who are considering plastic surgery.

4. wwd.com › feature › consumer-insights-on-plasticHow Consumers Are Spending Money on Plastic Surgery - WWD

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   Apr 30, 2021 · According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, which published its annual trends report with ancillary consumer insights, all of the most commonly booked procedures (nose reshaping,...

   • Author: James Manso

5. academic.oup.com › asj › articleBook Review: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Board Review ...

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   Sep 1, 2012 · Is Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Board Review: Pearls of Wisdom truly a review designed for the reader to gain certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS)? My quick answer would be, “That depends.”

   • Author: R. Barrett Noone

   • Publish Year: 2012

6. academic.oup.com › asj › articleBook Review: Plastic Surgery, 3rd Edition: Volume 5: Breast

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   Feb 1, 2014 · Book Reviews. Open in new tab Download slide. The arrival of the latest edition of the most hallowed plastic surgery textbook series is an auspicious occasion. The day I matched in plastic surgery, I bought “McCarthy.”

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   Are plastic surgeons getting back to normal practice in 2021?

   • Dr. Ramirez-Montañana said, “Despite the terrible pandemic we are living through, it seems that most aesthetic plastic surgeons are getting back to near-normal practice and I am optimistic about 2021, both for the plastic surgery industry and for surgical and nonsurgical procedures.”

   Global Survey 2020: Full Report and Press Releases (English ... - ISAPS

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   How much does a plastic surgery textbook cost?

   • With this new edition, I was excited to realize how far we have come in our specialty and how much the editors have improved this volume. Each textbook of the newly edited Plastic Surgery series is $285; the price for the entire 6-volume set is $1550.

   Book Review: Plastic Surgery, 3rd Edition: Volume 5: Breast

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   Is Pearls A Textbook of plastic surgery?

   • Not intended to be a textbook of plastic surgery, Pearls should be used as a study guide to bring the reader back to basic comprehensive texts in plastic surgery or to those written with subspecialty interests in mind.

   Book Review: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Board Review: Pearls of

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   What is a plastic surgery textbook?

   • The title is “catchy” and no doubt intended to capture the readership of those preparing for board examinations, but the textbook must be read with an understanding of its purpose; again, as stated in the preface, it is a “study guide for plastic surgery residents, fellows, and first-year attendings.”

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   What happened to nonsurgical procedures in 2020?

   • Nonsurgical procedures (primarily fillers and hair removal treatments) continued to increase, but by lower proportions than seen in previous years (5.7% in 2020, compared to 7.6% in 2019). This resulted in an overall decrease of 1.8% for all procedures.

   Global Survey 2020: Full Report and Press Releases (English ... - ISAPS

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   Does nonsurgical facial rejuvenation increase rhinoplasty & brow lift?

   • Around 85% of nonsurgical procedures were performed on women. In spite of the overall reduction in surgeries, rhinoplasty and brow lift surgeries continued to increase, and nonsurgical facial rejuvenation showed a 13.9% increase compared to a decrease in both 2019 and 2018.

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8. journals.lww.com › plasreconsurg › FulltextThe Business of Plastic Surgery: Navigating a Successful ...

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   With their second edition of The Business of Plastic Surgery: Navigating a Successful Career, editors Joshua Korman and Heather Furnas have managed to accomplish both of Jerry Garcia’s principles: they have produced the best book on the business of plastic surgery, and no one else has come close to matching such an accomplishment.