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2013 World Congress on Liposuction Surgery: Advanced Liposculpture and Body Contouring October 2–5, 2013

Background: To understand and recreate the complex beauty of the human body, a precise understanding of structural and surface anatomy is essential. Approaching the human form through a Þ gurative sculptors pathway will bring cosmetic surgeons closer to the aesthetic in their work. Methods: The author demonstrates a personal approach to body aesthetics through anatomic sculpting, live-model analysis, and case studies on how to see and understand what is pleasing in the human form through representations of natural beauty, rhythms, and form. This unique method addresses the body regionally and holistically, critically depicting essential aesthetic anatomy and balance. Results: These studies illustrate the artistic fundamentals of form and aesthetic beauty through structural sculptural anatomy. They also serve as practical guidelines to improve cosmetic surgical outcomes. Conclusions: Todays cosmetic surgeons can heighten aesthetic outcomes by integrating both art and science into their work.