Decision Making in Aesthetic Practice The Right Procedures for the Right Patients
Edited by
Vincent Wong, BSc, MBChB, Vindoc Aesthetics, London, UK
Healthcare professionals in Aesthetic Practice are often faced with a presenting complaint that may seem straightforward to treat but lends itself to more than one treatment option. To achieve and deliver the best natural-looking results, certain basic points about the face must be respected; there must be a good understanding of the specific root cause of each patient?s complaint; and that knowledge must be communicated effectively with the patient. The aim of this book is to help guide a healthcare professional in selecting the best and most appropriate options for any patient.
Contents: The Cosmetic Consultation * The Skin * The Forehead * The Periorbital Region * The Nose * The Cheeks* The Perioral Region * The Chin * The Jawline and Neck* The Scalp * Balancing Non-Surgical and Surgical Clinical Approaches
Table of Contents
Preface Acknowledgements List of contributors
1 The Cosmetic Consultation Chris Gill and Vincent Wong 2 The Skin Sue Ann Chan, Sarah Whitehead, Darika de Bacq Rose, Alexander James, and Vincent Wong 3 The Forehead Vincent Wong 4 The Periorbital Region Vincent Wong 5 The Nose Vincent Wong 6 The Cheeks Vincent Wong 7 The Perioral Region Vincent Wong 8 The Chin Vincent Wong 9 The Jawline and Neck Vincent Wong 10 The Scalp Kelly Morrell, Naomi O?Hara Collins, and Vincent Wong 11 Balancing Non-Surgical and Surgical Clinical Approaches Mehmet Veli Karaaltin, Adnan Erdem, and Vincent Wong
Index
Editor(s)
Biography
Vincent Wong, BSc, MBChB, Vindoc Aesthetics, London, UK is an award-winning advanced medical aesthetics doctor who specialises in non-surgical cosmetic treatments. A member of the European College of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, he is part of the editorial board for Aesthetic Medicine magazine and was also a member of the Advisory Panel for Safety in Beauty in its recent campaign to raise standards across the beauty industry. He also presents his work and research at national and international conferences, such as FACE (Facial Aesthetic Conference and Exhibition), and those hosted by the British Association of Plastics, Reconstructive and Aesthetics Surgeons (BAPRAS), and the British Association of Dermatology (BAD).
