The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery · 2014 · 13 citations · 14 references
MedicineMaxillofacial SurgerySurgeryDermatologic SurgeryMicrosurgerySoft Tissue SurgeryBotulinum Toxin TherapyBotulinum Toxin TreatmentFacial Plastic SurgerySoft Tissue ManagementFace Soft TissuesFacial Soft Tissue InjuriesFillersInjectable Fillers
Minimally invasive facial cosmetic surgery procedures have seen an increase in numbers over the past decade. The two most common procedures are Botulinum toxin type A injection and soft-tissue fillers. Although soft-tissue fillers have a high safety profile, these materials have been recently associated with serious and irreversible complications. This article reviews complications associated with facial soft-tissue fillers and their management. In addition, ways to prevent these unwanted complications are discussed.
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Ranella Hirsch, Joel L. Cohen, Jean Carruthers · Dermatologic Surgery · 2007 · 167 citations
Medicine, Internal Medicine, Surgery +14