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Your Future Face
“Heavy makeup and face-lifts are out, and perfect, glowing skin is in. But with all the products out there, what’s a girl to do? Dr. Gross is amazing and he has the answer.” —Plum Sykes, author of Bergdorf Blondes In Your Future Face, Dr. Dennis Gross, one of the country’s leading dermatologists, and founder of M.D. Skincare, which can be found in stores such as Sephora, Nordstrom, and Bergdorf Goodman, as well as in spas across the country, provides the essential guide to radiant skin. Dr. Gross’s “Skin Lifecycle Quiz” assesses the reader’s skin “level” and pinpoints how and when her skin will age. He then outlines a customized antiaging plan while offering invaluable advice and information, including: * How to boost collagen and elastin production naturally * The key ingredients to look for in products * When and how to use Botox safely * When to take action with high-tech resurfacing methods * What to consider before having plastic surgery * Nutritional tips, and much more
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Children's Surgery
The history of medicine and surgery is well documented, but this volume offers the first specific exploration of the treatment of and attitudes towards children with injuries and birth defects through the ages. Popular thought holds that children in ancient times with birth defects faced a short life of abandonment or neglect. Examination of written records from ancient Egypt, India, Greece, and Islam, however, shows that physicians and surgeons have attempted to find remedies to cure ailing youths from the beginning of recorded medical history. These essays document the origins of children's surgery, chronicle the history of children's surgery into modern times, and explore the treatment of the most common visceral birth defects. With contributing authors offering perspectives from a variety of cultures, this extraordinary collection will interest not only medical professionals, but also historians and others in the child care field.
