Regenerative Medicine Procedures for Aesthetic Physicians

Part 1: Approaches:  Introduction

Chapter 1. Regenerative medicine and its countless possibilities

Chapter 2. Trends in Aesthetic Medicine: a new way to approach patients´ needs

Chapter 3. The Molecular Physiology of Ageing - New targets for regenerative medicine

               

Part 2: Approaches: The process of aging

Chapter 4. Beauty and Aging

Chapter 5. Reducing The Damage: Metabolism behaviour Aesthetic Medicine

Chapter 6. Procurement of Fat Grafts

 

Part 3: Approaches: Strategies to reduce the clinical impact of aging

Chapter 7. Fat Graft processing and Enrichment Strategies

Chapter 8. Nano, Micro and Macro Fat grafts and SNIF: special grafts for outcome enhancement

Chapter 9. Fat Graft application

               

Part 4: Regenerative Medicine Procedures for Aesthetic Physicians:. State of the art: Fat transfer, lipo-filling

Chapter 10. Lipofilling in reconstructive surgery: indications, outcomes and complications

Chapter 11. Lipofilling in aesthetic surgery: indications outcomes and complications

Chapter 12. Enriched plasmas. Techniques, processing, and clinical interaction  

Chapter 13. Platelet-Rich Plasma applications. Was it gold what shone

Chapter 14. Autologous conditioned serum as an antiaging tool




Part 5: Regenerative Medicine Procedures for Aesthetic Physicians: Skin Grafts

Chapter 15. Skin cell cultures and skin engineering

Chapter 16. Skin grafts

Chapter 17. Skin Micrograft Injection/application

Chapter 18. Techniques and processing methods to isolate stem cells and stromal vascular fraction cells




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Dr. Hernán Pinto received his medical degree from the public University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2001. He subsequently worked in the area of aesthetic medicine and became a staff member at the Transplant Coordination Department of Hospital Clinic Barcelona, Spain, from 2004 to 2007. In 2006, he has been certified as an European Transplant Coordinator(ETCO). Since 2007, he worked at his private consultation. Since 2011, Dr. Pinto has also been Director of the i2e3 Biomedical Research Institute (i2e3), Barcelona, Spain. In 2015, he received his PhD with a thesis on Autologous Conditioned Serums. He is MSc on research design and data analysis. As a researcher, teacher and physician, he has taught classes and actively collaborated with universities around the world. He is a regularly invited professor for Aesthetic Medicine Masters throughout Europe and Latin America, full professor of the Master courses "Aesthetic care for oncologic patients" and "Aesthetic Medicine", both at University of Alcalá (UAH), Madrid, Spain, and he is Co-director of the Expert Course for Medical Writing at the same university. Dr. Pinto was awarded as an honorary Professor at Yichun University, China, and holds positions at several scientific societies. Among others, he is Vocal of Spanish Medical Writers Association (AERTeM), Technical Director of the Research Commission of Aesthetic Medicine Spanish Society (SEME), and Main Handling Editor of the official Journal of the International Union of Aesthetic Medicine (UIME).Dr. Joan Fontdevila received his MD degree from the University of Barcelona in 1994, and would go on to complete his PhD at the same University in 2008 with a thesis on fat grafting in HIV lipoatrophy. He has been a Certified Specialist for Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery since 1999. He was a visiting scholar at Stanford University, USA. Currently he holds the position of Head of the Plastic Surgery Department at the Hospital Clinic of the University of