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Sustained attractiveness and natural youthful appearance by upper lip rejuvenation : Minimally invasive procedures to combat facial aging.

Abstract

Facial aging is a complex process individualized by interaction with exogenous and endogenous factors. The upper lip is one of the facial components by which facial attractiveness is defined. Upper lip aging is significantly influenced by maxillary bone and teeth. Aging of the cutaneous part can be aggravated by solar radiation and smoking. We provide a review about minimally invasive techniques for correction of aging signs of the upper lip with a tailored approach to patient's characteristics. The treatment is based upon use of fillers, laser, and minor surgery.

Entities: Disease Gene Species

Keywords: Anatomy; Endogenous aging; Esthetic medicine; Exogenous aging; Upper lip

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Year: 2017 PMID： 28382497 DOI： 10.1007/s10354-017-0560-8

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Wien Med Wochenschr ISSN： 0043-5341

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Sustained attractiveness and natural youthful appearance by upper lip rejuvenation : Minimally invasive procedures to combat facial aging.

Review 1. Facial rejuvenation starts in the midface: three-dimensional volumetric facial rejuvenation has beneficial effects on nontreated neighboring esthetic units.

2. Ablative versus non-ablative treatment of perioral rhytides. A randomized controlled trial with long-term blinded clinical evaluations and non-invasive measurements.

3. Perioral aging--an anthropometric appraisal.

4. Central Lip Lift as Aesthetic and Physiognomic Plastic Surgery: The Effect on Lower Facial Profile.

5. [Lymphatic drainage of skin areas of head and neck: in vivo approach by the location of the sentinel node].

6. A typical pattern of the labial arteries with implication for lip augmentation with injectable fillers.

7. The soft tissue landmarks to avoid injury to the facial artery during filler and neurotoxin injection at the nasolabial region.

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