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About the Journal

About the Journal. Official publication of the 2400-member American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) and 15 international cosmetic surgery societies Indexed on MEDLINE/PubMed and with Thomson Reuters “ISI” service Published 8 times per year as of 2011

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About the Journal

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  1. About the Journal • Official publication of the 2400-member American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) and 15 international cosmetic surgery societies • Indexed on MEDLINE/PubMed and with Thomson Reuters “ISI” service • Published 8 times per year as of 2011 • Contains the most purely cosmetic content of any journal and has a circulation of over 9,000 • Features online-only supplemental material with many articles, including videos, suggested readings, and appendices • Returns a first decision within an average of 14 days (and no more than 30 days) on newly-submitted manuscripts

  2. Call for Papers • Original articles (ie, a case series investigating a particular technique or device) in aesthetic surgery and cosmetic medicine • Review articles (ie, a review of the literature or an anatomical study establishing “best practices”) • Case reports (ie, limited reports of a specific presentation or complication that is unique in the literature) • Special topics (ie, discussions of topics important in clinical practice, such as socioeconomic issues, patient safety, technology-based advances, practice marketing, or program evaluations) • Letters to the Editor

  3. Visit the ASJ Website • The ASJ website includes many helpful adjuncts to the print copy, including: • Technique videos • Supplemental readings • Continuing Medical Education exams/credit • Email alerts when new articles are published • Free crosslinked references to other journals on the HighWire platform

  4. Contact ASJ I encourage you to submit your research to ASJ. We make every effort to issue a first decision within one month of submission, and our average time from acceptance to publication is six months. To contact the Journal: Foad Nahai, Editor-in-Chief Melissa Berbusse, Managing Editor journal@surgery.org www.aestheticsurgeryjournal.com

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