Titlebook: Nonsurgical Peri-orbital Rejuvenation; Shoib A. Myint Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 dermatology.maxillofacial pl

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Practical Anatomy of the Face and Eyelids: Cosmetic Applications,natomy. The outcome of any surgical or nonsurgical procedure can be optimized with a detailed understanding of the anatomical framework. An artistic and logical appreciation of the anatomical facial structures and their morphological variations is important in choosing and performing any procedure.

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Periorbital Lasers,ss invasive options. Laser resurfacing has morphed into treatments with a variety of devices all with the intent of shrinking skin and avoiding incisions. The devices used are full-field lasers, fractional lasers, radiofrequency, and ultrasound technology. This chapter discusses laser treatment opti

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Radiofrequency/Ultrasound,s a greater demand in the United States for the latter. From 1997 to 2011, the number of surgical procedures nearly doubled from 939,192 to 1,638,524, whereas the number of nonsurgical procedures increased more than tenfold from 740,751 to 7,555,986 [1]. Among members of the American Academy of Faci

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Periorbital Fat Grafting: The 3D Lift,ions of the upper eyelid and aspects of redundant fat or skin in the lower eyelid. By now, it should be apparent that there is an important three-dimensional element to the periorbital area—something that has largely been neglected until recently. Now, we understand the importance of not just liftin

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Filler Augmentation,bital rejuvenation pedestals the eyes and draws attention to this very expressive area and away from the lower third of the face that is most commonly associated with signs of aging. This chapter discusses the variety of fillers available, their advantages and disadvantages, proper technique, and how to recognize and avoid complications.

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