Patient Perceived Benefit in Facial Aesthetic Procedures: FACE-Q as a Tool to Study Botulinum Toxin Injection Outcomes

Chang, Brian L.; Wilson, Anthony J.; Taglienti, Anthony J.; Chang, Catherine S.; Folsom, Nancy; Percec, Ivona

doi:10.1093/asj/sjv244

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“…88 A total of 20 of the 57 female patients who were eligible for the analysis received ABO injections, and the remaining patients received ONA ( n = 18) or INCO ( n = 19). Patient satisfaction with the overall appearance of their face increased by 18% in patients treated with ABO, which was not statistically significantly different ( P = 0.33) from that of the other BoNT-A groups (ONA 29%, INCO 36%).…”

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Safety and Patient Satisfaction of AbobotulinumtoxinA for Aesthetic Use: A Systematic Review

Cohen

Scuderi

2017

Aesthetic Surgery Journal

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A systematic review of the published literature (from January 2000 to January 2016) to ascertain the safety of, and patient satisfaction with, the aesthetic use of abobotulinumtoxinA was conducted. In addition to the licensed indications, other special populations were considered for discussion. The potential impact of neutralizing antibodies and systemic toxicity were also addressed. A total of 364 papers were screened and 86 were found to be relevant to the population, intervention(s), and outcomes stipulated in the protocol. The safety and patient satisfaction data from these publications are discussed in this review.Level of Evidence: 2

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Safety and Patient Satisfaction of AbobotulinumtoxinA for Aesthetic Use: A Systematic Review

Cohen

Scuderi

2017

Aesthetic Surgery Journal

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“…The FACE-Q -Satisfaction with Facial Appearance Overall Scale was culturally adapted and tested for reproducibility and construct validity in rhytidoplasty patients. This is a short, objective and easy-to-answer scale that captures information specific to satisfaction with overall appearance and facial geometry and has been used in many studies (5,7,11,16). The general guidelines for cross-cultural adaptation of instruments were carefully followed to ensure the quality of the Brazilian version of the instrument.…”

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“…To address the shortage of PRO instruments available to plastic surgeons and dermatologists, in 2010, Klassen et al developed the FACE-Q, a set of scales for use in patients undergoing aesthetic and surgical facial procedures that can be used independently by clinicians and researchers (6,15). The FACE-Q, unlike other PRO questionnaires, is comprehensive (16). In addition to capturing changes in patient satisfaction with overall facial appearance due to aesthetic intervention, it assesses the satisfaction of specific facial regions and patients' perception of appearance in relation to their age.…”

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Cross-cultural validation of the FACE-Q Satisfaction with Facial Appearance Overall Scale (FACE-Q SFAOS) in Brazilian rhytidoplasty patients

Gama

Rossetto

Brito

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This study aimed to culturally validate the FACE-Q-Satisfaction with Facial Appearance Overall Scale (Face-Q SFAOS) in a population of Brazilian rhytidoplasty patients. METHOD: Authorization for the translation and validation of the questionnaire was obtained from the FACE-Q SFAOS distribution rights holders. The FACE-Q SFAOS was translated and then back-translated. For cultural validation, a total of 57 women were selected 5 to 8 months after undergoing rhytidoplasty. Twenty of them participated in the cultural adaptation, 30 participated in the reproducibility analysis, and 57 participated in the construct validation. RESULTS: The analysis identified two factors (general appearance and face geometry) that exhibited excellent internal consistency. The total satisfaction score, which comprised nine items, also presented excellent internal consistency. Good reproducibility was found for Overall Appearance, Geometry and Total. There was a difference in the satisfaction means (total and factors) between procedure locations; patients undergoing frontal, upper eyelid and lower eyelid procedures were less satisfied than those who did not undergo such procedures. Satisfaction was higher with geometry than with overall face appearance. CONCLUSION: The FACE-Q SFAOS was adapted to the cultural context of Brazilian rhytidoplasty patients and was reproducible, and the scale exhibited face, content and construct validity.

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“…Botox injections, facial fillers, face-lifts, and eye-lid surgery, to name a few aesthetic facial procedures, have become a magic potion for several women (Mya et al, 2019). Several women apply the procedures to amplify their physical beauty and self-worth, some observed the procedures as extremely risky, and still some disagreed that the procedures stemmed from the social deflation of later on life (Chang et al, 2016). The present study assessed the knowledge about cosmetic surgery and perceived satisfaction with Botox therapy among female students in Karachi, Pakistan.…”

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Acquaintance of Botox: A cross-sectional survey among female students in Karachi, Pakistan

Imam¹,

Iffat²,

Shakeel³

et al. 2019

Afr. J. Pharm. Pharmacol.

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The cosmetic treatment strategies have been considerably popular over the last few decades among the population with respect to age, gender, and ethnicity. These procedures are easily accessible safer, minimally invasive, and more precise. Botox therapy is one of the most common non-surgical cosmetic treatment. Thus, the current study was accomplished to assess the knowledge of female students towards Botox therapy for beautification as well as for therapeutic purposes. The study was conducted form June 2018 to December 2018 in different medical colleges and universities of Karachi-Pakistan. Overall, three hundred and eighty-six female students participated in the study. Descriptive statistics were used to reveal the students' demographic information. Pearson's chi-squared test was carried out to estimate the relationship between independent variables and responses. The response rate was 77.2%. The mean age of study participants was 26.44±3.33 years. The findings of the present study revealed that 58.3% of the participants were aware of Botox therapy and found it effective in cosmetology. The unexpected side effects, high procedure costs, and lack of cosmetologists were thought to be the main reasons that limit people from using Botox in Karachi-Pakistan.

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Patient Perceived Benefit in Facial Aesthetic Procedures: FACE-Q as a Tool to Study Botulinum Toxin Injection Outcomes

Cited by 49 publications

References 33 publications

Safety and Patient Satisfaction of AbobotulinumtoxinA for Aesthetic Use: A Systematic Review

Safety and Patient Satisfaction of AbobotulinumtoxinA for Aesthetic Use: A Systematic Review

Cross-cultural validation of the FACE-Q Satisfaction with Facial Appearance Overall Scale (FACE-Q SFAOS) in Brazilian rhytidoplasty patients

Acquaintance of Botox: A cross-sectional survey among female students in Karachi, Pakistan

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