PART 1: Principles, techniques, and basic science -- 1. Fundamental principles of plastic surgery -- 2. Basic science of wound healing and management of chronic wounds -- 3. Management of scars -- 4. Principles of flap design and application -- 5. Principles of microsurgery -- 6. Concepts of skins grafts and skin substitutes -- 7. Principles of flap reconstruction: muscle flaps, myocutaneous flaps, and fasciocutaneous flaps -- 8. Principles of nerve repair and reconstruction and neuroma management -- 9. Management of neuroma pain -- 10. Principles of tissue expansion -- 11. Principles of local and regional anesthesia and procedural sedation -- 12. Concepts of tissue engineering -- 13. Patient safety in plastic surgery -- 14. Ethics of plastic surgery -- 15. Principles of research designs and outcomes research -- 16. Basic statistics for the practicing physician -- PART 2: Skin and soft tissue -- 17. Benign and malignant dermatologic conditions -- 18. Thermal, chemical, and electrical injuries -- 19. Principles of burn reconstruction -- 20. Radiation and radiation injury -- 21. Lasers in plastic surgery -- PART 3: Congenital anomalies and pediatric plastic surgery -- 22. Cleft lip and palate: principles and treatment -- 23. Cleft lip and palate: embryology and genetics -- 24. Congenital melanocytic nevi and other common skin lesions -- 25. Vascular anomalies -- 26. Nonsyndromic craniosynostosis and deformational plagiocephaly -- 27. Syndromic craniosynostosis -- 28. Craniofacial microsomia and principles of craniofacial distraction -- 29. Orthognathic surgery -- 30. Craniofacial clefts and orbital hypertelorism -- 31. Ear reconstruction -- 32. Management of velopharyngeal dysfunction -- 33. Craniofacial tumors and conditions -- 34. Pediatric brachial plexus reconstruction -- PART 4: Head and neck -- 35. Skeletal and soft tissue injuries of the face -- 36. Head and neck cancer and salivary gland tumors -- 37. Neuroplastic and reconstructive surgery: management of complex scalp and skull defects -- 38. Reconstruction of the eyelids, correction of ptosis, and canthoplasty -- 39. Nasal reconstruction -- 40. Reconstruction of acquired lip and cheek deformities -- 41. Facial paralysis -- 42. Mandible reconstruction -- 43. Reconstruction of the oral cavity, pharynx, and esophagus -- 44. Facial gender-affirming surgery -- 45. Migraine surgery -- PART 5: Aesthetic surgery -- 46. Nonsurgical facial rejuvenation and skin resurfacing -- 47. Dermal and soft-tissue fillers: principles, materials, and techniques -- 48. Botulinum toxin -- 49. Fat grafting in plastic surgery -- 50. Forehead and brow rejuvenation -- 51. Blepharoplasty -- 52. Eyelid ptosis and repair -- 53. Facelift and necklift -- 54. Functional considerations in esthetic rhinoplasty -- 55. Aesthetic rhinoplasty -- 56. Concepts in treating common congenital ear pathology -- 57. Technical refinement in treating prominent ears -- 58. Alloplastic augmentation of the facial skeleton -- 59. Labiaplasty and vaginal rejuvenation -- 60. Hair restoration -- 61. Buttock augmentation -- PART 6: Breast -- 62. Augmentation mammoplasty, mastopexy, and augmentation mastopexy -- 63. Breast reduction -- 64. Gynecomastia -- 65. Breast cancer: current trends in screening, patient evaluation, and treatment -- 66. Breast reconstruction - prosthetic techniques -- 67. Concepts in optimizing breast reconstruction using autologous tissue -- 68. Options in autologous breast reconstruction -- 69. Oncoplastic techniques for breast reconstruction -- 70. Management of breast cancer-related lymphedema -- 71. Secondary procedures for breast reconstruction: fat grafting -- 72. Reconstruction of the nipple-areolar complex -- 73. Congenital anomalies of the breast: tuberous breasts, Poland syndrome, and asymmetry -- PART 7: Body contouring -- 74. Principles of plastic surgery after massive weight loss -- 75. Liposuction, abdominoplasty, and belt lipectomy -- 76. Lower body lift and thighplasty -- 77. Brachioplasty -- PART 8: Hand -- 78. Functional anatomy and principles of upper extremity surgery -- 79. Principles of bone fixation -- 80. Hand infections -- 81. Soft-tissue reconstruction of the upper extremity and management of fingertip and nail bed injuries -- 82. Management of compression neuropathies of the upper extremity -- 83. Principles and applications of nerve transfers -- 84. Management of brachial plexus injuries -- 85. Tetraplegia -- 86. Management of hand fractures and fracture dislocations -- 87. Management of wrist fractures and dislocations -- 88. Distal radius and forearm fractures -- 89. Flexor tendon repair and reconstruction -- 90. Extensor tendon repair and reconstruction -- 91. Tendinopathies of the upper extremity -- 92. Principles and applications of tendon transfers -- 93. Ligamentous injuries in the hand -- 94. Ligament injuries of the wrist -- 95. Management of mutilating upper extremity injuries -- 96. Replantation strategies of the hand and upper extremity -- 97. Thumb reconstruction -- 98. Dupuytren disease -- 99. Hand tumors -- 100. Vascular disorders of the upper extremity -- 101. Comprehensive management of the burned hand -- 102. Compartment syndrome of the upper extremity -- 103. Congenital hand anomalies -- 104. Upper limb amputations and prosthetics -- 105. Rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory arthropathies -- 106. Osteoarthritis of the hand and wrist -- 107. Bony reconstruction of the upper extremity -- PART 9: Trunk and lower extremity -- 108. Reconstruction of the chest, sternum, and posterior trunk -- 109. Abdominal wall reconstruction -- 110. Lower extremity, foot, and ankle reconstruction -- 111. Perineal reconstruction -- 112. Diagnosis and treatment of lymphedema -- 113. Pressure injury management and reconstruction -- 114. Gender-affirming chest surgery -- 115. Gender-affirming phalloplasty and vaginoplasty