Facial Ultrasound Anatomy for Non-invasive Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery Procedures

Wortsman, Ximena; Ferreira-Wortsman, Camila; Quezada, Natacha

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“…X. Wortsman, and colleagues have described in detail the ultrasound anatomy of face for non-invasive cosmetic and plastic surgery, pointed to the importance of ultrasound examination of facial structures in various deformities, paresis muscles and bruxism. 17 However, examinations of patients were conducted in supine position, with absence of natural soft tissue ptosis.…”

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Ultrasound diagnosis of age-related involutional changes in the lower third of face and neck to determine treatment techniques

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Objective: To develop a clinical technique for objective estimation of exact location and degree of participation of face and neck soft tissues in age-related deformations for determine effective mini-invasive treatment techniques. Methods: Ultrasound examination was performed in 2017-2019 at 63 patients with age-related face changes. Examination was done in the vertical position for determine the role, exact location and participation degree of different soft tissues of the face and neck in age-related changes. Results: Great diagnostic value of ultrasound examination of involutional changes in soft tissues of lower third of face and neck was noted to determine all causes of contour age-related deformities. These results were used to choose effective minimally invasive methods for correction. Conclusion: Ultrasound examination is a non-invasive, harmless, clinically available, inexpensive examination that allows to determine exact localization and degree of participation of different soft tissues of face and neck in age-related changes. That is very important for planning and use different minimally invasive techniques for facial and neck rejuvenation. doi: https://doi.org/10.12669/pjms.37.1.3034 How to cite this:Sharobaro V, Alimova S, Telnova A, Shamanaeva L. Ultrasound diagnosis of age-related involutional changes in the lower third of face and neck to determine treatment techniques. Pak J Med Sci. 2021;37(1):272-276. doi: https://doi.org/10.12669/pjms.37.1.3034 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Ultrasound diagnosis of age-related involutional changes in the lower third of face and neck to determine treatment techniques

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“…Однако исследования проводились в положении пациентов лежа, т.е. при отсутствии птоза мягких тканей[16].De Greef S. и cоавт. (2005) для определения толщины мягких тканей лица была разработана мобильная и быстрая полуавтоматическая уль-тразвуковая система, которая состоит из ультразвукового устройства, подключенного к портативному ПК с интерфейсным и управляющим программным обеспечением.…”

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Planning of methods of surgical correction of soft tissues of the face and neck

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Objective. Role of ultrasound examination in planning surgical correction of age-related changes of the face and neck soft tissues.Methods. A prospective analysis of the study and treatment of 80 patients with involutive changes in the soft tissues of the face and neck who were carried out from 2018 to 2020 in the Mositalmed Clinic. The age of the patients ranged from 24 to 60 years. The mean age was 42 ± 6.89 years (± SE standard deviation mean). There were 67 female patients (83.7%), male patients – 13 (16.3%).Results. The diagnostic value of ultrasound examination in involutional changes in the soft tissues of the face and neck for determining the causes of contour deformities is noted.Conclusion. Ultrasound imaging in an upright position of the patient makes it possible to determine the degree of participation of each tissue in the formation of deformity, which is extremely important for planning various techniques for rejuvenating the face and neck.

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Facial Ultrasound Anatomy for Non-invasive Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery Procedures

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Ultrasound diagnosis of age-related involutional changes in the lower third of face and neck to determine treatment techniques

Ultrasound diagnosis of age-related involutional changes in the lower third of face and neck to determine treatment techniques

Planning of methods of surgical correction of soft tissues of the face and neck

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