Publisher's Synopsis
In this issue on facial implants, expert surgeons and educators discuss their approach to achieve successful natural results that are reliable, predictable, and with minimal complications. Authors are expert surgeons and educators, innovators in the field of implantation. Experts discuss alloplastic implants, midface augmentation, submalar implant, along with some discussion of the role of injectable fillers. Various approaches and differing views on similar procedures are presented for the reader to evaluate. The discussions take place within the concept of beauty being directly related to the bone and the fat in the face forming the architecture of the face and the way in which facial implants provide augmentation of the soft tissue and skeletal foundation through support, elevation and replacement of lost volume.
