Aesthetic Surgery of the Facial Mosaic This authoritative reference book assembles the experience of an international faculty of authors each of whom has performed several thousand facelifts i.e. procedures to rejuvenate and harmonize the human face. The authors share their experience including tips and tricks as well as ways to avoid complications and pitfalls. All procedures in this regard are covered and the text is accompanied by extensive artwork and photographs. A kaleidoscope of 363 important aspects tips and tricks in facial plastic surgery rounds up the presentation. Over the last few decades the outcome of facial plastic surgery (facelifts) has improved dramatically and has also had an increasing impact on the quality of life for the aging population. Younger patients have also recently expressed interest in individual beautification of their features. This authoritative reference book assembles the experience of an international faculty of authors each of whom has performed several thousand facelifts i.e. procedures to rejuvenate and harmonize the human face. All procedures in this regard are covered and the text is accompanied by extensive artwork and photographs. The authors share their experience including tips and tricks as well as ways to avoid complications and pitfalls. Special emphasis is given to the concept of looking at the face as a mosaic i.e. treating its individual parts in a harmonic way and maintaining mimic units. Combining different methods it is possible to improve the overall outcome and diminish the aggressiveness of singular procedures which results in fewer risks and fewer complications. The book is aimed at plastic surgeons beginning to perform facial plastic surgery as well as experienced surgeons who will benefit from the vast and profound experience of the contributing authors. A kaleidoscope of 363 important aspects tips and tricks in facial plastic surgery rounds up the presentation. The included DVD further enhances the practical value of the book with videos of procedures performed by the editor.