Manual de belleza facial

The face is our letter of introduction in society. Our personal, social and work relationships are largely conditioned by the sensation that our face transmits, both in form and in expression. A pleasant face has a series of characteristics that we can define and narrow down. An unpleasant face is equally unpleasant due to a series of features that we can specify and, consequently, modify. Much of our body language is determined by facial expression. This relies on the simultaneous function of muscle groups that transmit a feeling. Is that facial expression cultural or universal? Does a smile mean the same in the West as it does in a New Guinea tribe? The concept of an attractive face has evolved over time. Beauty in ancient Egypt, during the Renaissance or today is radically different. How has that evolution been? Why was it? In the second part of this work we will find a succinct but valuable description of the different facial aesthetic treatments, their objectives, indications, complications and recovery period. The aim is to provide people considering facial surgery with adequate and rigorous information to help them make the most correct decision. Dr. Joan Birbe Foraster, an eminence in this field, will be our luxury guide in this enlightening and very useful book.