Aesthetic Rhinoplasty has earned a special place among the important texts in plastic surgery. In response to requests from around the world, QMP has published a limited edition of this exceptional two-volume set at a special value. If you have never owned a set (or your copies have mysteriously disappeared), now is your opportunity to benefit from this valuable information. Surgeons the world over have combed through the pages of this magnificent work to hone their skills and refine their knowledge in the subtle and challenging art of rhinoplasty.

Aesthetic rhinoplasty is never an easy procedure. But this set will make superior results easier to attain with its generous illustrations and hundreds of tips and tricks. Easy to read and easy to reference, this work is a must for any aesthetic surgeon.

Benefits:

Improve your rhinoplasty results, while improving patient satisfaction.
Master the techniques of augmentation/reduction, balance, tip grafting, spreader grafts, two-surface analysis of alar resection, clinical analysis of three-segment alar cartilage anatomy, malposition, and much more.
Save time and increase the effectiveness of your patient consultations.
Find out how to deal with special problems and secondary cases.

Audience:
This two-volume set is the ideal reference in nasal surgery for clinicians at all levels of skill and experience. It is the standard-bearer in rhinoplasty.

About the Author:
Jack H. Sheen, M.D., is the acknowledged master of rhinoplasty, whose advice is sought by surgeons throughout the world. His innovations and teachings have profoundly influenced the state of the art in rhinoplasty. He is the Clinical Professor of Surgery in the Section of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Southern California School of Medicine; and Associate Clinical Professor of Surgery in the Division of Plastic Surgery at the University of California (Los Angeles) School of Medicine.

Selected Topics:

Applied Anatomy and Physiology
Aesthetics
The Consultation
Photography
Basic Technique
Adjunctive Technique
The Postoperative Period
The Finesse Rhinoplasty
The Male Patient
Ethnic Variations
The Older Patient
Special Problems
Problems in Secondary Rhinoplasty
The Reader's Advocate

1997 (limited edition reprint). Hardcover, 1544 pages, 3126 illustrations (419 in color)

great illustrations on basic rhinoplasty technique, vast numbers of photos of author's long term results and excellent collection of case studies.

I notice more to practical part of the book and case studies