Compare how ten senior surgeons approach breast and body operations
The aesthetic plastic surgery encyclopedia gathers presentations and operative recordings from Ivo Pitanguy, Ruth Graf, Roger Khouri, Peter Fodor and six other surgeons — vertical breast reduction, transaxillary and inframammary augmentation, large-implant planning, fat transfer to the breast, TRAM reconstruction, post-bariatric lateral lift, liposuction safety and a neck platysma procedure.
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12video lessons
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7h 40mlisted teaching
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10listed surgeons
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Unlimitedcourse access
The programme
Breast augmentation, four ways
Martin del Yerro matches implant size to body-type measurements, Graf demonstrates the transaxillary route with a seven-month result, and Takayanagi explains inframammary placement and round implants for Asian patients. Wiener addresses the specific demands of high-volume implants.
Reduction and lift in the aesthetic plastic surgery encyclopedia
Lacotte presents a streamlined vertical strategy designed for every reduction, stressing vascular safety and avoiding sutures in fat. Graf adds a chest wall flap with a pectoral loop to fill the upper pole, supported by long-term mammograms.
Fat grafting and flap reconstruction
Khouri compares implants with large-volume fat transfer and walks through a protocol for harvesting, processing and re-injecting fat. Kotti details TRAM flap elevation, pedicle protection, abdominal wall repair and shaping the reconstructed breast.
Body contouring after weight loss and liposuction
Pascal shows marking, resection and layered closure for a lateral trunk lift combined with abdominal reshaping. Fodor traces liposuction from early methods to tumescent, ultrasonic and power-assisted techniques, with firm emphasis on complication prevention.
Neck refinement and a master’s perspective
A short operative segment refines the platysma through planned access points, explaining instrument and suture choices. Pitanguy closes with reflections on ethics, patient communication and how breast surgery has evolved.
Who it’s for
- Plastic surgeons compare signature breast techniques from several schools in one library
- Residents and fellows build a reference set on augmentation, reduction and reconstruction
- Body-contouring surgeons review post-bariatric lifting and liposuction safety from experienced faculty
The consult
Does it really cover rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty and injectables?
The general overview names those areas, but the twelve listed lessons do not include them. The actual content is mostly breast surgery, plus body contouring, liposuction and one 14-minute neck procedure.
Is the “full facelift” lesson a complete facelift?
Despite its title, that 14-minute lesson focuses on platysma and neck contouring rather than a full face procedure, and no presenter is credited for it.
Are these lectures or operations?
A mix: expert presentations alongside recorded surgical steps, markings and outcomes. They are a reference for comparison and do not replace supervised operative training.
Is the vertical breast lift lesson about mastopexy?
Its summary describes a reduction using a chest wall flap and pectoral loop, followed by a flap-based augmentation technique, so expect more than a standard lift.
How do I access the library?
All twelve videos open as soon as payment succeeds, and you keep them available without any time limit.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Derma Academy provides the course files only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included.
The spec label
| Format | Online video library — 12 lessons |
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| Listed duration | 7 hours 40 minutes |
| Faculty | Ten surgeons incl. Ivo Pitanguy · Ruth Graf · Roger Khouri · Peter Fodor |
| Level | Residents to experienced plastic surgeons |
| Techniques | Augmentation · vertical reduction · TRAM · fat transfer · liposuction |
| Training models | Expert presentations · recorded surgery |
| Discipline | Plastic Surgery · Breast & body |
| Delivery | Instant access · unlimited access in time |



