… aged lower face and neck.[1] Facial structure is altered as skin elasticity decreases, soft tissue
descends, … The goals of chin augmentation include obtaining an appropriate facial height, …

… In particular, the aging process of the mandible and its overlying soft tissue causes well-known
changes in the appearance of the lower face and neck: the loss of skin elasticity leads to …

… the groove with soft tissue augmenting agents can create … included soft tissue augmentation
to fill in the soft tissue gaps … augmentation, botulinum toxin and soft tissue augmentation …

… Large soft tissue defects of the face continue to challenge the head and neck reconstructive
surgeon. Technically, we can now safely resect large malignancies of the head and neck …

… ADMs have also been commonly utilized as a viable alternative for soft tissue augmentation
in facial reconstruction. Many patients with cutaneous malignancies involving the midface, …

… Chin augmentation using injectable fillers can be performed effectively and safely with
adequate background knowledge of the regional anatomy and appropriate patient selection. The …

… soft-tissue atrophy associated with the aging face, acquired … predict fat grafting outcomes
following augmentation. Finally, the … is discussed in this article specifically for the face and neck. …

… soft tissue volume replacement in various areas of the face. … neck area. It was also successfully
used to treat complications from the use of solid silicone implants for nasal augmentation. …

… used for many years to correct defor¬ mities of the soft tissue and skeleton of the face.1"7 …
to use for tissue augmentation. Al¬ though autografts are tolerated well by the host, they usu¬ …