Health care providers performing surgical and minimally invasive facial esthetic procedures require a clear, three- and four-dimensional understanding of the underlying facial anatomy. Recent research
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Health care providers performing surgical and minimally invasive facial esthetic procedures require a clear, three- and four-dimensional understanding of the underlying facial anatomy. Recent research has revealed numerous new insights into this topic that lay the foundations for administering the best possible clinical care.This Atlas compiles the latest scientific findings on facial layer-by-layer anatomy and translates complex concepts into a unique visual experience based on the “Cotofana Dissection Method.” The result is a visual guide for esthetic facial treatments that provides both a reliable source of knowledge and an evidence-based foundation for clinical practice.CHAPTERSForehead, Temples, Glabella, Supraorbital, Infraorbital, Nose, Medial Midface, Lateral Midface, LipsOUTSTANDING ILLUSTRATIONSBased on clinical dissections, the illustrations visualize the functional layers of the face according to the latest scientific findings.PRACTICAL GUIDANCEThe text provides orientation and safety tips for esthetic and surgical facial procedures by highlighting clinically relevant anatomic details.
Author
Germany, Marburg
Dr Bernard C. Kolster completed his initial training as a physiotherapist before studying human biology and medicine at the University of Marburg. He subsequently underwent clinical training in physical and rehabilitation medicine as well as other medical disciplines. His particular areas of expertise include the presentation and application of reflex therapy techniques. Dr Kolster is the author and editor of numerous scientific publications and specialist books in the fields of medicine, physiotherapy, naturopathy, and physical and rehabilitation medicine.
Author
Germany, Berlin
Karl H. Wesker is a fine artist and scientific illustrator. For several decades, he has specialized in the clear and didactic visualization of complex anatomical structures. His detailed and aesthetically refined illustrations of human anatomy have appeared in numerous medical publications. Since 1996, he has played a major role in developing the anatomical illustrations for Thieme’s PROMETHEUS Atlas of Anatomy. A particular focus of his work is the clear three-dimensional representation of complex anatomical relationships.
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United States of America, Rochester
Professor Sebastian Cotofana is a globally recognized expert in clinical anatomy, whose research has substantially contributed to the detailed understanding of facial anatomy in the context of esthetic medicine. His work emphasizes the anatomical basis of both surgical and minimally invasive procedures, aiming to enhance safety and efficacy in clinical practice. He is the developer of the Cotofana Dissection Method, a systematic, layer-by-layer anatomical approach designed to optimize educational dissection and procedural planning.