@article{1467701,
      recid = {1467701},
      author = {Gusenoff, Jeffrey A.,},
      title = {Managing body contouring challenges and complications /},
      pages = {1 online resource},
      abstract = {Obesity has become a worldwide epidemic. An increasing  number of patients are undergoing weight loss procedures,  resulting in an increase in patients with massive weight  loss desiring body contouring surgeries. These patients can  present with very challenging deformities of skin laxity,  and are at higher risk of complications. Most texts only  provide a chapter with basic descriptions of procedures for  managing moderate deformities, with short discussions of  complications. Managing Body Contouring Challenges and  Complications offers comprehensive insight on the  management of the most complex deformities after weight  loss. Procedures are described in a step-by-step fashion,  including small pearls of knowledge. This book also  includes complex subjects not addressed in other books such  as arm band deformities in brachioplasty, gluteal crease  elongation in lower body lifting, recurrent saddlebag  deformities, breast implant problems in massive weight  loss, and many other topics. Managing Body Contouring  Challenges and Complications focuses on the most  challenging deformities and how to optimize results.  Disappointing long term results are used to teach key areas  of difficulty or potential pitfalls to avoid. This book  also highlights evidence-based outcomes data from large  studies to help guide surgical decision making.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1467701},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03068-1},
}