He developed a special interest in craniofacial surgery, and trained under Daniel Marchac and Dominique Renier in Paris, as well as Fernando Ortiz-Monasterio in Mexico 1993, and Ken Salyer in Dallas. He joined the craniofacial team in Paris in 1999, and has been the Co-director of the Craniofacial Unit at Hopital Necker Enfants Malades in Paris since 2008.

Eric Arnaud is an expert on the management of complex faciocraniosynostotic conditions.

Roman Hossein Khonsari completed general surgery and maxillofacial surgery residencies in Nantes and Paris, where he trained with Jean Delaire, Jacques-Marie Mercier, Jean-Claude Talmant and Pierre Corre, with a focus on cleft repair and orthognathic surgery. He developed an early interest for craniofacial surgery while attending procedures as a medical student at the Necker Craniofacial Unit with Daniel Marchac, Dominique Renier and Eric Arnaud. He completed a craniofacial fellowship at Great Ormond St. Hospital in London in 2012 and a PhD in craniofacial development at King's College London in 2013. He was then appointed assistant professor ('chef de clinique') in maxillofacial surgery at Pitié-Salpêtrière in 2013 and Necker - Enfants Malades University Hospitals in 2015. Since November 2021, he is consultant maxillofacial surgeon at Necker and professor of surgery at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Paris. He is the head of the 'Craniofacial Growth and Form' laboratory, dedicated to the study of pattern formation and growth processes in the head and neck region. He is a member of the International Society of Craniofacial Surgery.

Samer Elia Haber is a plastic surgeon trained in Beirut and in Paris and having completed a craniofacial surgery fellowship in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He joined the Necker craniofacial team led by Eric Arnaud in 2016. He is a member of the French Society of Plastic Surgeons and the Lebanese Society of Plastic Surgeons, and he holds the European Board of Plastic Surgery. He is Assistant Professor of plastic surgery in a joint position at the Pediatric Neurosurgery Department and the Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery Department at Necker Hospital in Paris.

Highlights the dental consequences following FFMBA

Includes a chapter on orbital changes after FFMBA

Presents a algorithm for a simplified faciocraniosynostosis strategy

Front Matter.- Introduction: A simplified strategy for complex conditions.- Intra-cranial pressure management and posterior vault distraction.- Standardization of Fronto Facial Monobloc Advancement (FFMBA) developed in necker.- Post-operative analysis after fronto facial monobloc advancement (FFMBA).- Secondary Le Fort III facial advancement after primary fronto-facial monobloc advancement: effects on sleep apnea syndrome.- Very early monobloc: a procedure for extreme conditions with transfacial external traction and internal distraction.- Dental consequences of FFMBA.- Tracheostomy management: how FFMBA contributes to the removal.- Complications after frontofacial monobloc advancement.- Treatment strategies in faciocraniosynostosis.- Aesthetic refinements in faciocraniosynostosis surgery.- Conclusions.