New outreach of ultrasound in aesthetic medicine: a systematic review

Бондаренко, И. Н.

doi:10.25207/1608-6228-2021-28-6-73-89

Kuban. nauсh. med. vestnik

2021

DOI: 10.25207/1608-6228-2021-28-6-73-89

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New outreach of ultrasound in aesthetic medicine: a systematic review

И. Н. Бондаренко

Abstract: АННОТАЦИЯВведение. Эстетическая медицина и пластическая хирургия ежегодно дополняются новыми методами коррекции возрастных изменений. Исследования ученых направлены на снижение риска развития острых ситуаций, возникающих после манипуляций по эстетическим показаниям, поиск эффективных способов их диагностики и лечения. Актуальной проблемой остается визуализация сосудистых и несосудистых осложнений контурной пластики, нитевой имплантации, рубцовых атрофий постакне, послеродовых стрий, посттравматических и послео… Show more

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Developing Consensus-Based Guidelines for Case Reporting in Aesthetic Medicine: Enhancing Transparency and Standardization

Rahman,

Philip-Dormston,

Webb

et al. 2023

Aesthetic Surgery Journal Open Forum

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Clinical case reporting plays a vital role in sharing detailed patient narratives, providing insights into rare conditions, innovative treatments, and unexpected outcomes. However, existing reporting guidelines in aesthetic medicine fail to capture the specific nuances of procedures and outcomes in this field. The authors’ objectives were to develop comprehensive guidelines for Case REporting in Aesthetic Medicine (CREAM). The study employed a 3-phase consensus process, including a literature review, expert interviews, and a consensus meeting. A diverse group of 10 expert participants (Plastic Surgeons, Dermatologists, Non-core specialists, Evidence based medicine expert and Research Scientist) in Phase I and 30 experienced Aesthetic practitioners in Phase II contributed to the research. Statistical analysis was conducted to assess agreement levels among participants and explore associations and variations within the data. The participants represented various specialties, genders, LGBTQ+ identities, and ethnic backgrounds. The research resulted in the development of the CREAM guidelines, consisting of a 16-item checklist. The guidelines covered essential aspects of case reporting, such as patient and practice information, procedure details, clinical assessment and outcomes, adverse events, and ethical considerations. Statistical analysis indicated a high level of consensus among participants, as well as significant associations between checklist items. CREAM guidelines represent a step toward enhancing transparency and standardization in case reporting in aesthetic medicine. Adhering to these guidelines will allow authors to contribute to a robust evidence base, prioritize patient safety, and drive advancements aesthetic medicine.

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Developing Consensus-Based Guidelines for Case Reporting in Aesthetic Medicine: Enhancing Transparency and Standardization

Rahman,

Philip-Dormston,

Webb

et al. 2023

Aesthetic Surgery Journal Open Forum

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Combined treatment of atrophic scars using radiofrequency microneedling and hyaluronic acid fillers with subcision

Akopyan,

Murakov,

Gracheva

et al. 2024

Medicinskij sovet

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Introduction. Atrophic scars may be associated with significant psychological stress and a substantial negative impact on quality of life. Despite the great relevance of the atrophic scars therapy, existing treatment methods do not always provide their complete elimination.Aim. To study the efficacy of combined therapy of atrophic scars with radiofrequency microneedling (RF-MN), subcision and hyaluronic acid filler injection.Materials and methods. Ten female patients aged 28–44 years with a clinical diagnosis of atrophic scars were randomly assigned to two groups. Group 1 received RF-MN alone, while Group 2 received a combination treatment comprising RF-MN, subcision, and hyaluronic acid injections. Clinical effectiveness was assessed using the Goodman-Baron scar rating scale and the Global Aesthetic Improvement Scale (GAIS). Ultrasound was used to determine the changes in dermal thickness. The volume of depressions and skin texture were measured using the Antera 3D®. The safety of the treatment was evaluated by recording adverse events.Results. The combined method demonstrated superior efficacy compared to RF-MN alone in the majority of efficacy parameters. In Group 2, a statistically significant reduction in Goodman-Baron scale was observed in 100% of patients (p = 0.026). 3D measurements of the face demonstrated a more pronounced improvement in skin texture in Group 2 relative to Group 1. Statistically significant changes (p = 0.027) in the Face-Q scale were exclusively observed in the group that received the combined treatment. Ultrasonic imaging demonstrated a restoration of dermal thickness following treatment. No serious adverse events were observed. Expected local adverse events (pain, erythema, swelling, and bruising) were mild and resolved spontaneously within 1–7 days.Conclusion. The combined treatment with RF-MN followed by subcision and hyaluronic acid filler injections demonstrated its efficacy in patients with atrophic scars.

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Integrated Approach in Evaluating the Results of Cosmetic Procedures Using Ultrasonography and Magnetic Resonance Tomography (Clinical Study)

Bondarenko,

Dzhubueva,

Magomedova

et al. 2024

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Aim. To investigate the capabilities of comprehensive assessment using ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the results of cosmetic procedures.Materials and Methods. A study of the soft tissues of the anterior abdominal wall of a 43-year-old woman complaining of skin atony and postpartum stretch marks using highresolution ultrasound and MRI.Results. At ultrasonography in the projection of injection of polylactic acid and calcium hydroxyapatite preparations and radiofrequency treatment, an increase in echogenicity of hypodermis with the presence of acoustic shadow was noted. On MRI at the level of derma and hypoderma of periumbilical region in the projection of radiofrequency treatment, injections of preparations based on polylactic acid on the left, calcium hydroxyapatite on the right in 3 months after subdermal injection, areas of hyperintense MR-signal in T2 weight image (WI) and STIR programs, hypointense in T1 WI, without diffusion limitation on DWI b=1000 were determined. In SWI mode, the focus of hypointense MR signal of rounded shape with clear and smooth contours was visualized on the right side of the image.Conclusion. The clinical study demonstrates the possibilities of an integrated approach in evaluating the results of cosmetic procedures using ultrasonography and MRI.

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New outreach of ultrasound in aesthetic medicine: a systematic review

Cited by 3 publications

References 52 publications

Developing Consensus-Based Guidelines for Case Reporting in Aesthetic Medicine: Enhancing Transparency and Standardization

Developing Consensus-Based Guidelines for Case Reporting in Aesthetic Medicine: Enhancing Transparency and Standardization

Combined treatment of atrophic scars using radiofrequency microneedling and hyaluronic acid fillers with subcision

Integrated Approach in Evaluating the Results of Cosmetic Procedures Using Ultrasonography and Magnetic Resonance Tomography (Clinical Study)

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