Background. Until recently, deep facial sculpting was exclusively the domain of surgical
interventions. Recent advances in the available array of dermal and subdermal fillers …

As an increasing number of patients seek esthetic improvement through minimally invasive
procedures, interest in soft tissue augmentation and filling agents is at an all‐time high. One …

The use of injectable agents, specifically soft tissue fillers and botulinum toxin type A, has
risen dramatically over recent years, due to the increased demand for minimally invasive …

Facial soft-tissue augmentation by injection has become increasingly popular as a minimally
invasive option for patients seeking cosmetic facial enhancement. Surgical rejuvenation …

As society continues to seek the most opportune means to preserve youthful looks, an
interest in filling substances has been reawakened. This is partly because the upper third of …

Techniques for the administration of injectable fillers and neuromodulators for facial
aesthetic rejuvenation and enhancement continue to evolve. As the number of physicians …

Plastic surgery is a rapidly growing field, particularly the use of less invasive procedures
such as biodegradable dermal fillers and botulinum toxin. Aging is a complex process …

This third article of a three-part series addresses techniques and recommendations for
aesthetic treatment of the lower face. The lower face is considered an advanced area for …

One hundred years ago, surgeons used subcutaneous fillers extensively for altering facial
and body proportions [1, 2]. This practice continued until the 1920s when complications …

SOFT TISSUE AUGMENTATION has seen a renaissance of interest as an increasing
number of patients seek aesthetic improvement without major downtime. Why this renewal of …