With my FRCS(Plast) examination looming large, what a timely resource. Sure, none of the handbooks (Stone, Michigan, Richards, Weinzweig and Chiu) are going to substitute for hitting the tomes (Grabb and Smith, Mathes) with adequate supplementation (Selected Readings, Lister etc), but this really brings it together in a structured, syllabus-based schema. Minor quibbles aside, e.g. inaccurate index, the real strength is its practicality: for example, pragmatic 'been there, this works for me' tips on a diverse range of flap elevations. Corny phrase, but, "If you were to buy one (hand)book..."