Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: A Comprehensive Study Guide 2nd ed

Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Study Guide, 2nd Edition is a high-yield, exam-focused resource specifically tailored for fellows and senior residents preparing for the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ABFPRS) certification. Authored by a leading expert and fellowship director, this expanded edition distills the vast field of facial plastic surgery into concise, digestible content aligned with exam priorities. Designed to be both a study companion and a quick clinical reference, the book integrates evidence-based practices, core surgical techniques, aesthetic procedures, and psychological considerations, along with practice questions, clinical pearls, and procedural images that mirror board-style content. Whether reviewing foundational knowledge or brushing up on new techniques, this guide ensures comprehensive exam preparation and real-world readiness.

Key Features

• Board-Focused Format
• Structured to align with ABFPRS board exam content, helping readers concentrate on the most test-relevant topics.
• Provides high-yield facts, clinical pearls, and quick-reference summaries for rapid review.
• Evidence-Based and Practical
• Covers a broad spectrum from reconstructive fundamentals to aesthetic enhancements, including:
• Rhinoplasty and facial trauma
• Injectables, implants, and fillers
• Scar revision, flap design, and wound healing
• Functional surgery and patient selection
• Exam-Style Questions
• Includes hypothetical board exam questions to reinforce understanding and simulate test conditions.
• Enhances retention through active recall of key surgical concepts.
• Visual and Clinical Learning
• Richly illustrated with surgical photos, anatomical drawings, and clinical images that reinforce procedural knowledge and exam material.
• Helps with visual learning and real-world correlation.
• Comprehensive Yet Streamlined
• Discusses both technical procedures and the psychological aspects of facial plastic surgery—addressing patient expectations and outcomes.
• Ideal for fellows, senior residents, and early-career facial plastic surgeons.