This review demonstrates outcomes of filler selection and injection techniques using anatomy-informed approaches, suggesting enhanced safety and efficacy.
Key Points
The aim is to connect material properties of dermal fillers with practical clinical applications in aesthetic procedures.
Review of various injectable filler materials including hyaluronic acid and biostimulatory agents.
Analysis of injection techniques and aesthetic outcomes based on material rheology and anatomical considerations.
Discussion on complication management strategies related to filler use.
Dermal fillers exhibit varying clinical performances based on specific rheological properties such as storage modulus and cohesivity.
Anatomy-informed techniques improve injection outcomes and safety for different facial regions.
Emerging trends are leaning towards hybrid formulations that integrate structural correction with tissue regeneration.