Atlas of oculoplastics and orbital surgery- Thomas C Spoor

Surical atlas of orbital disease - Subrahamanyam M

Essential in ophthalmology - Ocluloplastics and orbit - Guthoff RF and Katowitz JA

A manual of systematic eyelid surgery - JRO Collin

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Techniques in Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery: A Personal Tutorial - by Jeffrey A. Nerad

A recommendation that I have found useful as an ASOPRS oculoplastic fellow is to know every detail in the BCSC book on oculoplastics (2015-2016 Basic and Clinical Science Course, Section 07: Orbit, Eyelids, and Lacrimal System) as well as read the Green Journal (OPRS) cover to cover. The OPRS journal is published every other month, and if you read every edition for two years (the length of my fellowship), it will form good habits and get your knowledge up-to-date with the newest techniques and understanding. Reading the BCSC also establishes a well-rounded foundational understanding of oculoplastics that will be easy to build upon. Hope that helps! 

Thank you guys! 

One of my professor recommended following books:

- Mccord, Orbital Surgery 

- Rootman and Goldberg, Orbital Surgery 

- Putterman's Cosmetic Oculoplastic Surgery

- Byron Smith, Oculoplastic Surgery

- Zied 

- Monography (AAO 3 books)

- Guy G, Master Techniques in Blepharoplasty and Periorbital Rejuvenation.

- Collin, Atlas oculoplastic 

- Mark Levine (short book)

* i apologize if there is any mistake in spelling. 

How many of you guys used to read any book that i mentioned above?

I am reading Mark Levine "Manual of oculoplastic surgery" in these days.

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Cheers, 

Joy

I recommend starting with an overview as Nerad's, but someday an oculoplastic surgeon should have read most of the cited titles.