Recent papers related to facial lifting surgery
- Evaluation of Facial Proportions: This study by Min et al. discusses evaluating facial proportions, specifically focusing on the impact of a long forehead on appearing masculine and aged. It explores both surgical and non-surgical solutions for forehead reduction.
- Facial Lifting Techniques: Minelli et al. analyze different facial lifting techniques, comparing “no-release” and “extensive-release” procedures. The research suggests that extensive-release techniques may offer longer-lasting results due to the preservation of deep fascial architecture.
- Cog Threads and Dermal Fillers: A study by Dua and Bhardwaj shows the effectiveness of cog threads and dermal fillers in treating facial asymmetry and facilitating facial lifting in patients with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy.
- Soft-Tissue Fillers for Facial Lifting: Haidar et al. found that injections of soft-tissue fillers in different facial regions can create lifting effects, with varying impacts based on the injection site.
- Complications of Facial Thread Lifting in China: Li et al. present a study on the common complications of facial thread lifting surgery in China, such as skin dimpling, contour irregularity, and visible threads.
- Tissue Resistance in Thread Lifting: Research by Rungsawang et al. discusses the tissue resistance in different facial layers and suggests optimal hanging points for thread lifting surgery.
- SMAS Plication and Bichectomy: Olate and Moraes discuss combining SMAS plication with bichectomy in facial lifting procedures to reduce buccal adipose tissue and achieve better aesthetic results.
- Facial Fat Compartments in Rejuvenation: Stuzin et al. emphasize the clinical relevance of facial fat compartments in rejuvenation, providing insights into facial aging and individualized treatment planning.
- Minimally Invasive Lifting Procedures: Jansma et al. mention various lifting procedures, including brow lifts, facelifts, and neck lifts, highlighting a trend towards minimally invasive approaches.
- Facial Fat Compartment Augmentation: Rohrich and Afrooz discuss the role of autologous fat grafting in facial lifting surgery for rejuvenation through volume restoration and tissue laxity correction.
