2019
DOI: 10.1111/ddg.13737_g
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Anatomie der Fettkompartimente des Gesichts und ihre Bedeutung für die ästhetische Chirurgie

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Ziel In den letzten zehn Jahren hat sich unser Verständnis der Gesichtsanatomie gewandelt. Neuere minimalinvasive Eingriffe zur Gesichtsverjüngung erfordern bessere anatomische Kenntnisse. Material und Methoden In dieser narrativen Übersichtsarbeit wird die aktuelle Literatur mit den Erfahrungen der Autoren zusammengefasst und analysiert. Sie resümiert den aktuellen Wissenstand zu oberflächlichen und tiefen fazialen Fettkompartimenten und deren Bedeutung für minimalinvasive Eingriffe am Gesicht… Show more

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“…3 The superficial fat compartments located in the midface are the superficial nasolabial fat compartment and the superficial medial cheek fat compartment-also termed the malar fat pad. 2,16,17 They are bounded inferiorly by the nasolabial sulcus 2 and cranially either by the nasojugal groove or by the orbicularis retaining ligament (ORL). 2,17,18 The deep fat compartments in the midface are the deep pyriform space, 19 The present study utilized ultrasound imaging to conduct distance measurements during repose and during a standardized smiling facial expression (Duchenne type smiling).…”
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“…3 The superficial fat compartments located in the midface are the superficial nasolabial fat compartment and the superficial medial cheek fat compartment-also termed the malar fat pad. 2,16,17 They are bounded inferiorly by the nasolabial sulcus 2 and cranially either by the nasojugal groove or by the orbicularis retaining ligament (ORL). 2,17,18 The deep fat compartments in the midface are the deep pyriform space, 19 The present study utilized ultrasound imaging to conduct distance measurements during repose and during a standardized smiling facial expression (Duchenne type smiling).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The mobility of the superficial and the deep midfacial fat compartments was postulated to be different when measured in relation to bony landmarks: the superficial fat compartments displayed high mobility in the midface, whereas the deep midfacial fat compartments were reported to display no positional changes 3 2,16,17 2 and cranially either by the nasojugal groove or by the orbicularis retaining ligament (ORL) 2,17,18 …”
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“…Although the lateral pterygoid muscle does not have an active role in the temporal atrophy process, the authors believe that it should be added to the traditional layer subdivision of the temporal fossa. 10 Hence, a specific and accurate nomenclature is proposed to define the fat layers of the temporal fossa (layer II: superficial fat, layer IV: deep fat, layer VI: interlaminar fat, layer VIII: retro-zygomatic fat).…”
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confidence: 99%