The Art of Liquid Face Lift (Dermal Fillers)
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Soft tissue fillers are flexible substances that can be injected into the skin to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, plump lips, fill hollow cheeks, repair various facial imperfections, improve scars, and elevate deep folds. Perhaps nothing is more gratifying for cosmetic patients than having an immediate correction of rhytides or scars as a result of the injection of a dermal filler The result is a smoother, more youthful appearance with minimal "downtime" and maximum safety. Prof. Moawad uses a variety of soft tissue fillers, including, hyaluronic acid, and autologous fat (one's own fat) among others. Since filler substances do not involve major surgery and are generally cost-effective, men and women are using these youth-enhancing techniques more than ever. With the increasing desire for people to achieve a more youthful appearance, the aging baby boomer population, and the increased demand for "lunch-time procedures," the pharmaceutical market has responded by providing the cosmetic surgeon with an increasing number of options to meet the demands of the cosmetic patient.
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The Art of Liquid Face Lift (Dermal Fillers)
- 4. What to Inject? FDA Approved Fillers Prof. Moawad uses a variety of soft tissue fillers, including, hyaluronic acid, and autologous fat (one's own fat) among other FDA approved fillers.
- 5. 12/18/2009 MSI Rejuvenation 5 Where to Inject?
- 7. Prof. Moawad believe that volume restoration of the mid face is the first essential step in the global approach
- 8. Malar volume anchors the structure of the midface that will lessen the appearance of the nasolabial and the nasojugal folds Secondly, treatment of the nasolabial folds and periorbital area with HA should be performed when needed
- 10. Brow/Upper Eyelid / Temple Complex Temple Lateral eye brow Over time, loss of subcutaneous fat, gravitational changes due to loss of elasticity, and remodeling of bony and cartilaginous structures lead to visible signs of aging.
- 12. Upper Eyebrow Under eyes Nasolabial Lips Brow/Upper Eyelid / Temple Complex AB Temple
- 13. Brow/Upper Eyelid/Temple Complex Upper Eyebrow Under eyes Nasolabial Lips The youthful brow/upper eyelid complex is characterized by soft tissue fullness. AB
- 14. emple Under eyes Middle cheek Temple, eyebrow and upper eye lid volume restoration is an emerging therapeutic area for esthetic physicians AB Upper Eyebrow Upper Eyelids
- 15. Hypertrophy is a visual, relative phenomenon. It is only in relationship to the flattened, inferior cheek mass that the suborbital area appears to protrude forward Under Eyes Bags
- 16. Eye Bags Nasolabial groove B AA
- 17. AB Infra-orbital and ant cheek fat Loss
- 18. AB Infra-orbital and ant cheek fat Loss
- 19. AB
- 20. Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen eye bags Under eye bags Middle Cheeks Augmentation AB
- 21. Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen eye bags AB
- 22. Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen eye bags AB
- 23. AB
- 24. Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re- establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen eye bags AB
- 25. Loss of under eyes fat with hollow and sunken appearance together with unmasking skin blood vessels in addition to the shadowing effect of concavity forces patients often seek treatment for under eyes circles Under Eyes Circles
- 26. Dark Circles Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen dark circles AB
- 27. Dark Circles Middle Cheek AB Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen dark circles
- 28. Middle Cheek Dark Circles AB Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen dark circles
- 29. Volume restoration of infraorbital will lessen dark circles Atrophy of infraorbital pad of fat AB
- 30. Under eyes dark circle AB
- 31. AB
- 32. Dark Circles Infra orbital filling AB
- 33. Eye Bags Infra orbital filling AB
- 34. With senescence comes loss of the anterior projection of the cheek/ brow/forehead area, loss of the arcs, and a downward displacement of tissue AB Under Eyes Bags
- 35. Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen eye bags AB
- 36. Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re-establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen eye bags AB
- 37. Removal of skin and fat around the eye alone during blepharoplasty can actually hollow the eye and thereby age the patient even more dramatically rather than serve to rejuvenate Post Blepharoplasty A Sunken Eyes
- 38. In both the atrophic and hypertrophic variants of suborbital aging, filling is an excellent tool to restore the normal arced contour of the eye/cheek complex B
- 39. Patient who ages by a diffuse loss of facial fat without any apparent residual skin is an ideal candidate AB
- 40. The primary patient who ages by a diffuse loss of facial fat without any apparent residual skin is an ideal candidate. AB
- 41. Dermal Fillers are being used in Lieu of Structural fat grafts to add volume to the aging face AB
- 42. B A
- 44. Nasolabial B
- 45. A
- 47. A
- 48. B Prejowl sulcus
- 51. B Nasolabial A
- 52. AB
- 53. B AA
- 54. B A
- 55. B A
- 56. B A
- 58. B A
- 59. B A Reconstitution of the malar fat pads to re- establishes an aesthetic convex shape to the face that will lessen nasolabial and marionette lines
- 60. AB
- 61. B A
- 62. AB
- 65. AB
- 66. AB
- 67. B A
- 68. Loss of ant, lat and buccal fat AB
- 69. Buccal Recess B
- 70. A
- 71. Buccal Recess B
- 72. A
- 73. B A
- 74. A
- 75. Buccal Recess B
- 76. AB
- 79. Nonsurgical rhinoplasty (NSR) using an injectable dermal filler has gained popularity for both primary and revision nose enhancement procedures
- 80. Soft tissue filler injections can provide an immediately visible result in the convenience of the office setting Despite its temporary longevity, it is popular because it is simple, effective, and economical Non Surgical Nose Job
- 81. Nasal Tip Small Defects Saddle dorsum Nasion Nasal deviation Where to Inject in the Nose?
- 82. Non Surgical Nose Job AB
- 83. Non Surgical Nose Job AB
- 84. B Non Surgical Nose Job A
- 85. B A Non Surgical Nose Job
- 86. B A Non Surgical Nose Job
- 87. AB Non Surgical Nose Job
- 88. B A Non Surgical Nose Job
- 89. B A Non Surgical Nose Job
- 90. B A Non Surgical Nose Job
- 91. A Non Surgical Nose Job B
- 92. B A Non Surgical Nose Job
- 94. AB
- 95. Acne Scars
- 96. B
- 97. AB
- 98. AB
- 99. AB
- 101. B
- 102. A
- 103. B
- 104. A
- 105. B
- 106. A
- 107. B
- 108. A
- 111. A
- 112. B A
- 113. B
- 114. A Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 115. B
- 116. Shaping the lips, not just adding volume A
- 117. B
- 118. Shaping the lips, not just adding volume A
- 120. A Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 121. B
- 122. Shaping the lips, not just adding volume A
- 123. B
- 124. Shaping the lips, not just adding volume A
- 125. B
- 126. Shaping the lips, not just adding volume A
- 127. B
- 128. Shaping the lips, not just adding volume A
- 129. AB Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 130. AB Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 131. B
- 132. A Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 133. B A Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 134. AB Shaping the lips, not just adding volume
- 135. Soft tissue fillers are often considered the first line in the treatment of aging skin and are frequently used in combinations or with other techniques for facial rejuvenation Complementary Procedures
- 136. Complementary Procedures Subcision is done before filling A.Subcision Surgery AB
- 137. Botox injection before dermal filler will improve the results of both and keep it longer B. Botox
- 138. B. Botox Botox injection before dermal filler will improve the results of both and keep it longer
- 139. Pitfalls of Fillers Discomfort Bruising Swelling Bluish Discoloration Asymmetry Beading Infection
- 140. What Do I Expect Immediately after Injections? Early and expected side effects include swelling, bruising, and redness at the injection Redness Swelling Bruising
- 141. when an undesirable outcome occurs with hyaluronic acid, correction is possible with the injection of commercially available hyaluronidase, which breaks down the unwanted hyaluronic acid dermal filler What If Something Goes Wrong? A.Resorable Fillers
- 142. What If Something Goes Wrong? B. Permanent Fillers Complications secondary to biodegradable or resorbable fillers will disappear spontaneously in a few months, but non-resorbable fillers may give rise to severe permanent reactions. Patient are left helpless. These permanent products should be reserved to reconstructive surgery
- 143. Immediate Icing and Massage to decrease swelling and bruising
- 144. fillers can be injected into the skin to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, plump lips, fill hollow cheeks, repair various facial imperfections, improve scars, and elevate deep folds Since filler substances do not involve major surgery and are generally cost- effective, men and women are using these youth-enhancing techniques more than ever.
- 145. The use of injectable products for cosmetic enhancement is increasing rapidly. This is due in large part to the wide range of effective options, decrease in social stigma, and the excellent safety profile.
Editor's Notes
- I reserve the use of temporary fillers to lips and nose and sometime as a quick fix before important occasion with no time for fat grafting