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The Art of Body Contouring: After Massive Weight Loss 2nd Edition + Video

A masterful, how-to resource on body contouring techniques after massive weight loss

As a result of the rising incidence of obesity worldwide, there has been an exponential rise in the number of bariatric procedures performed during the last few decades. Massive weight loss patients present with challenging deformities alongside medical, psychological, and physiologic comorbidities that add complexity to surgical correction of these deformities. The Art of Body Contouring: After Massive Weight Loss, Second Edition edited by internationally-renowned body contouring surgeons Al Aly and Fabio Nahas features significant advances in body contouring techniques that have occurred since publication of the widely acclaimed 2006 edition.

The book reflects techniques that were developed and refined by the world’s leading master body contouring surgeons, with invaluable insights that were gleaned from the treatment of thousands of patients, which helped improve surgical outcomes. The opening chapter provides a background on obesity, its prevalence, ramifications, and in-depth discussion of bariatric surgery. Chapter 2 discusses how to effectively and safely perform circumferential belt lipectomy and attain the best possible results. Chapter 4 by Dirk Richter et al. covers his approach to lower truncal deformities. Chapters 5 and 6 detail innovations developed by Dr. Aly, starting with the arm reduction technique that revolutionized brachioplasty surgery more than 20 years ago, followed by upper body lifts which he named, introduced, and developed over a period of two decades. Chapter 8 by Constantino Mendieta is a master class in buttocks contouring. Chapters 9 and 10 by Peter Rubin and Jim Grotting address their unique ways of handling tough breast deformities in massive weight loss patients.

Key Features

• Contributions from an impressive group of leading global body contouring experts, including the late Ted Lockwood, Dirk Richter, Peter Rubin, Jim Grotting, and Constantino Mendieta
• How to eliminate the use of drains in all excisional body contouring surgeries, including abdominoplasty, belt lipectomy, brachioplasty, upper body lifts, and thigh reduction
• Discussion of techniques that significantly reduce seroma rates and effective treatment strategies to use when patients develop seromas
• High-quality preoperative and postoperative photos and illustrations enhance understanding of techniques and outcomes

This unique book is essential reading for all body-contouring surgeons. In addition to providing hands-on guidance from masters on how to surgically correct deformities related to massive weight loss, the book enhances understanding of morbid obesity and its associated physiologic and psychological health issues.

Video Contents

Video 2.1 Belt lipectomy markings: Description of deformity
Video 2.2 Belt lipectomy markings: Anterior markings
Video 2.3 Belt lipectomy markings: Posterior markings
Video 2.4 Belt lipectomy markings: Liposuction markings and summary
Video 2.5 Belt lipectomy surgery: Planned incisions and elevation up to umbilicus
Video 2.6 Belt lipectomy surgery: Flap elevation
Video 2.7 Belt lipectomy surgery: Resection of excess abdominal flap
Video 2.8 Belt lipectomy surgery: Plication
Video 2.9 Belt lipectomy surgery: Umbilical creation
Video 2.10 Belt lipectomy surgery: Progressive tension sutures (PTS) down to umbilicus
Video 2.11 Belt lipectomy surgery: Progressive tension sutures (PTS) below umbilicus and how to handle thick mons pubis
Video 2.12 Belt lipectomy surgery: Closure and discussion of umbilical positioning
Video 2.13 Belt lipectomy surgery: Maturing the umbilicus
Video 2.14 Belt lipectomy surgery: Tailor tacking in lateral position and explaining why lateral position
Video 2.15 Belt lipectomy surgery: Posterior inferior flap elevation
Video 2.16 Belt lipectomy surgery: Resection of posterior excess and discussion of transfusion
Video 2.17 Belt lipectomy surgery: Closure and turn, placement of binder and foam
Video 6.1 Upper body lift and brachioplasty: markings.
(۱) Description of upper body & arm deformities.
(۲) Marking ideal IMF & presenting IMF & lateral transition.
(۳) Marking the arms/Inner ellipse.
(۴) Marking the arms/Outer ellipse.
(۵) Lateral/upper back excess markings.x
Upper body lift and brachioplasty: arm component.
(۱) Explanation of Surgical approach & intraop markings.
(۲) Tailor tacking the arm.
(۳) Tailor tacking the chest and lateral chest.
(۴) Removing arm staples and remarking.
(۵) Arms segmental resection closure tech 1st segment.
(۶) Arms segmental resection closure tech 2nd segment.
(۷) Arms segmental resection closure tech 3rd segment.
Upper body lift and brachioplasty: chest component part 1:
(۱) Removal of the tailor tack sutures from the chest.
(۲) Removing NA complex for FTSG.
(۳) Incising new IMF with angulation.
(۴) Determining the amount of tissue to resect.
(۵) The excess tissue is resected.
Video 6.2 Upper body lift: chest component part 2.
(۱) Explanation of the anatomy after chest resection.
(۲) Reapproximating the chest wound with staples.
(۳) Attaching infer. flap’s Scarpa’s fascia to inf border of Pec.
(۴) ۲nd layer of chest closure.
(۵) Temp closure of lateral dogear to be removed from back.
(۶) The opposite side has the same performed Part I.
Video 6.3 Upper body lift: chest component part 3.
(۱) The opposite side has the same performed Part II.
(۲) Explanation of the chest closure.