(We’ll add the remaining issues, #10–#12, later.)
For more than 70 years, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery® has been the only resource that every professional who employs plastic surgery methods or collaborates with a plastic surgeon can depend on to be great. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ official publication, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery®, is a perk of membership in the Society and is also accessible via subscription.
For all aspects of plastic and reconstructive surgery, including breast reconstruction, experimental studies, maxillofacial reconstruction, hand and microsurgery, burn repair, cosmetic surgery, as well as news on medicolegal issues, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery® provides subscribers with the most recent reports on techniques and follow-up. The cosmetic section delivers more cosmetic-specific content than any other publication and offers extended coverage of new treatments and approaches. All subscribers get full access to the Journal’s website, which includes podcasts, extensive article archives going back to 1946, broadcast quality videos of reconstructive and cosmetic treatments, and other features unique to the recently rebuilt website.
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Issues
Issue 1 of Volume 151, January 2023, pages 1-235,1e-189e
Issue 2 of Volume 151, February 2023, pages 237-462, 190e-366e
Issue 3 of Volume 151, March 2023, pages 463-685,367-541
April 2023, Volume 151, Issue 4, pages 687-920, 542e-708e
Issue 5 of Volume 151, May 2023, pages 921-1113, 709e-898e
Issue 6 of Volume 151, June 2023, pages 1115–1348, 899–1058
Issue 1 of Volume 152, July 2023, pages 1-253,1e-204e
Pages 255–473, Volume 152, August 2023, Issue 2, pp. 205–375
Issue 3 of Volume 152, September 2023, pages 477–690,376–558
