Several dressings have been proposed for rhytidectomy. At present, the type most frequently
used consists of flat cotton strips soaked in mineral oil placed on the incisions and along the …

“The most common complication associated with rhytidectomy is hematoma.... The
prevention of this complication is absolute hemostasis.” 1 Since Baker and Gordon wrote …

Hematomas in rhytidectomies were common de-spite the use of many preventive measures
such as different types of suction drains, careful hemostasis, Valsalva maneuvers, and fibrin …

Background: Postoperative bleeding and hematoma are unwanted complications, especially
for face lifts, where the rate of hematoma is reported to be high. The authors investigated the …

Background Flap necrosis following facial rhytidectomy constitutes a vexing and grievous
complication to the patient and the surgeon. Treatment modalities that can expedite wound …

Objective: To evaluate the rate of hematoma and seroma formation in a series of
rhytidectomies performed with and without the use of intrawound vacuum drains. Design …

Background: This study introduces variations of a limited delamination approach to the deep
plane face-and necklift. Objectives: To report surgeons' perceptions of limited delamination …

Background Fibrin sealant application in rhytidectomy has previously demonstrated a
reduction in adverse events and drainage volume. Fibrin sealant offers multiple potential …

Background Hematoma is the most common complication in facelift surgery. It has a
reported incidence ranging from 0.2 to 8%. Tranexamic acid (TXA) is an antifibrinolytic agent …

Background This review sought to determine the efficacy of tissue sealants such as fibrin
tissue adhesives and platelet-rich plasma in reducing postoperative drainage, ecchymosis …