The Congruent Facelift

The Congruent Facelift: A Three-dimensional View introduces an anatomical and mechanical framework for facial rejuvenative surgery based on height, width, and depth. The text benchmarks clinical anatomy against biomechanical models to help surgeons evaluate facial structures in three dimensions rather than through traditional planar assessments.

The volume reviews the evolution of facelift procedures before establishing spatial divisions termed facial pilasters. It examines structural soft-tissue dynamics and presents operative guidance for the contour vector congruent facelift alongside clinical case studies.

Featuring chiefly colour illustrations, this work provides a practical reference for young plastic surgeons as well as experienced practitioners seeking alternatives to conventional two-dimensional surgical concepts.